ADSUN Journey Monitoring, AI Driver Camera and Fuel Sensors

ADSUN JSC (Anh Duong Telecom Electronics JSC) is a Vietnamese manufacturer of vehicle telematics devices that began in 2003 as a telecom electronics centre and was established as a company in 2004, becoming a joint-stock company in 2007. With offices in Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi, Da Nang and Can Tho, it has supplied more than 300,000 devices to over 1,000 businesses through a network of about 160 branches, dealers and partners, with products researched and produced in Vietnam.

Its portfolio covers 4G journey monitoring devices meeting QCVN 31/2014/BGTVT, Decree 10 vehicle cameras, AI driver cameras, fuel sensors, temperature sensors, taxi meters and accessories, connected to online tracking portals for trucks, coaches and taxis. The AI camera combines driver monitoring for drowsiness, distraction, phone use, smoking, seat belts and wrong drivers with ADAS lane departure and forward collision warnings and blind spot detection, synchronising video with location, speed and trip data and scoring driver behaviour.

• 4G journey monitoring: tracking devices meeting QCVN 31/2014/BGTVT with online portals.
• Driver monitoring: AI detection of drowsiness, distraction, phone use, smoking and missing seat belts.
• ADAS warnings: lane departure, forward collision and pedestrian danger zone alerts.
• Blind spot detection: warnings for vehicles or objects in blind spots during lane changes.
• Decree 10 cameras: in-vehicle cameras meeting road authority image requirements.
• Fuel and temperature sensors: fuel level monitoring and cargo temperature tracking.

Container and heavy truck operators can add blind spot detection and drowsiness alerts on urban and highway routes. Coach companies can monitor phone use and fatigue on night trips. Cold chain distributors can combine journey monitoring with temperature sensors to prove cargo conditions.

Transport businesses can meet journey monitoring and Decree 10 camera requirements with locally produced devices and nationwide service. Immediate in-cab voice alerts for drowsiness, distraction and blind spot risks help prevent accidents, while video synchronised with trip data provides evidence after incidents. Fuel sensors help detect abnormal fuel loss and control fuel costs, including for trucks with two tanks.

Vietnamese regulations require journey monitoring devices and cameras on many commercial vehicles, with penalties for non-compliance. Operators are now adding AI driver monitoring, ADAS and blind spot detection to reduce accidents involving trucks and coaches, and fuel sensors to control rising fuel costs.

Began in 2003 and established in 2004 as Anh Duong Telecom Electronics Co., Ltd., converting to a joint-stock company in 2007. Offices in Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi, Da Nang and Can Tho, with more than 200 staff. Holds ISO 9001:2015 and product conformity certifications; also supplies Andon systems for factories.