Three Australian civil construction giants – Seymour Whyte, BMD Constructions and McConnell Dowell – have trialled the latest MAX-SAFE AI VRU solutions for heavy vehicles in readiness for likely new government contract safety standards.
SGESCO-MAX’s Managing Director, Scott McPherson, recently attended Germany’s bi-ennial IAA TRANSPORTATION conference and exhibition to discover the latest technologies and developments in the transport and commercial vehicle sector.
Every week on every suburban street in Australia drives a waste management truck, making them the most common heavy vehicle that Vulnerable Road Users (VRUs) encounter.
One of Australia’s recycling giants has become the first company in Australia to implement an innovative AI camera solution to protect unaware VRUs from a moving rear loader system.
Human Factors causing most Heavy Vehicle accidents, some preventable with AI solutions. The Major Crash Investigation 2024 Report from National Transport Insurance (NTI) and the National Truck Accident Research Centre (NTARC) highlights some[...]
Truck reversing is one of the most difficult aspects of driving a heavy vehicle due to the blind spots involved and the manoeuvrability requirements. SGESCO-MAX’s new generation of safety solutions – MAX-SAFE Vision and MAX-SAFE Reverse Watch 2.0 –[...]
