Fleetclear has officially launched StreetVision, an AI-powered visual intelligence platform that transforms standard fleet camera footage into actionable safety, environmental and operational intelligence.

Revealed at Fleetclear’s exclusive OnTrack event at Dunsfold Aerodrome – home of the former Top Gear test track – the technology shifts the utility of vehicle cameras from simple recording devices into dynamic mobile intelligence networks.

Traditionally, fleet technology has focused primarily on the vehicle itself – where it is, how it is being driven and whether it is operating efficiently. StreetVision applies artificial intelligence to extend that focus to the environment around the vehicle.

As fleets carry out their normal daily operations, AI allows their vehicles to become mobile sources of information, continually observing the streets, working environments and communities they travel through, with the ability to automatically identify issues such as road defects, litter and non-PPE compliance.

Chris Waller, chief technology officer, said the technology represents a significant shift in how vehicle cameras can be used.

“Fleet vehicles travel the same roads and communities every day, capturing an extraordinary amount of information about what is happening around them. Until now, there has been no practical way to turn that volume of visual data into usable operational intelligence at scale. StreetVision changes that.”

At the heart of StreetVision is Fleetclear’s AI-powered visual intelligence platform, developed through significant investment in artificial intelligence, computer vision and large-scale image analysis.

The technology is designed to scale across multiple operational applications, analysing large volumes of vehicle imagery and converting the information into structured data that can be used to support operational decision-making.

By analysing activity across large numbers of vehicle movements, the platform can provide a much broader picture of what is happening across an operation than would be possible through individual observations or manual checks.

Gavin Thoday, chief executive officer at Fleetclear, commented: “StreetVision turns existing infrastructure into something more intelligent, more valuable and capable of delivering insights that simply weren’t possible before.”

Continuous analysis of routine journeys provides another layer of intelligence, helping operators identify patterns and emerging issues rather than simply responding after something has happened.

Chris Waller added: “The biggest safety benefit is simple: you can see far more of what is happening across the operation. That means you can identify recurring risks earlier, intervene sooner and reduce the chance of a serious incident occurring.”