AI dashcams and mobile video recorders for fleets
Road-facing, dual-view and multi-camera systems with driver monitoring and driver assistance on supported devices, from established video telematics manufacturers.
Dashcams: device types we install
Every device is matched to your vehicles and goals, installed by our technicians and connected to your TappiTrack account.
Single-channel dashcam
Cars and vans needing a road-facing view
- Road view
- GPS
- Event clips
Dual-channel dashcam
Matatus, taxis and company cars needing road and cabin views
- Road + cabin
- 4G upload
- Event alerts
AI dashcam with DMS
Fleets focused on driver fatigue and distraction
- Driver monitoring (DMS)
- Fatigue alerts
- Cloud events
AI dashcam with ADAS
Highway fleets wanting collision and lane warnings
- ADAS
- Forward collision warning
- Lane departure
4-channel AI dashcam
Trucks and buses needing side or rear cameras
- 4 cameras
- DMS & ADAS
- 4G LTE
Mobile DVR (8–12 channels)
Large buses, trucks and specialist vehicles
- 8–12 cameras
- HDD / SSD storage
- Remote live view
Rugged waterproof MDVR
Vehicles working in dust, rain and rough terrain
- Waterproof housing
- Multi-camera
- 4G LTE
Driver monitoring camera
Adding driver monitoring to an existing setup
- DMS
- In-cab alerts
- Event reporting
Why we use trusted hardware
Established manufacturers
Devices from telematics manufacturers with long track records in fleet, video and sensor technology.
Suited to Kenyan networks
Hardware that works with the 2G and 4G networks our customers rely on, including dual-SIM options.
Built for tough conditions
Rugged and waterproof options for dusty roads, heat, rain and site work.
Installed by our technicians
Every device is fitted, configured and tested by TappiTrack before the vehicle leaves.
One platform
Trackers, sensors, cameras and locks report to the same TappiTrack web and mobile account.
Local support
Our Nairobi team supports the hardware we install, from set-up to replacement.
Dashcams questions
Can't find your answer? Talk to our team.
What is the difference between DMS and ADAS?
DMS (driver monitoring) watches the driver for signs of fatigue or distraction. ADAS (driver assistance) watches the road for risks such as following too closely or drifting out of lane.
Do dashcams need a data SIM?
Cameras that stream or upload footage need a mobile data SIM. We help you plan data use.
Should drivers be told about cabin cameras?
Yes. We recommend a written camera policy, in line with Kenya's Data Protection Act, 2019.
Not sure which dashcams you need?
Tell us about your vehicles and we will recommend the right device. Or explore our dashcams & video telematics solution.