Netradyne Driver•i AI Fleet Safety Platform

Netradyne is an AI driver safety and fleet management company headquartered in San Diego, United States, with an engineering hub in Bengaluru, India and offices in the UK, Germany and the Netherlands. Since its inception in 2015 it has worked on giving commercial fleets visibility into every minute of driving instead of only harsh events, with the stated mission of building intelligence for the physical world.

The Driver•i platform combines edge AI fleet cameras with road-facing, driver-facing and side views, a driver drowsiness sensor and the Driver•i Hub-X unit. On-device computer vision analyses 100% of drive time, detecting distraction, following distance and speeding, while also rewarding good driving. The cloud adds the GreenZone driver score, self and managed coaching, video access, GPS tracking, vehicle alerts and compliance tools, plus Netradyne Intelligence AI agents. Customers include Knight-Swift, Loomis, United Rentals and Shamrock Foods.

• Edge AI fleet cameras: multi-view cameras analyse 100% of drive time on the device.
• Driver drowsiness detection: a DMS sensor warns of fatigue and distraction in real time.
• GreenZone score: a driver safety score that balances risky events with positive behaviour.
• Coaching workflows: driver self-coaching and managed coaching with video clips.
• Fleet management: GPS tracking, vehicle alerts and compliance reporting in one portal.
• Netradyne Intelligence: AI agents that help fleets automate safety and operations tasks.

Container trucking and logistics companies on the Hanoi - Hai Phong and Ho Chi Minh City - Cai Mep corridors can monitor fatigue and following distance on long hauls. Intercity coach operators can coach drivers using video evidence. Fuel and hazardous goods distributors can document compliance for clients and insurers.

Fleets gain objective coverage of all driving time, so coaching targets real risk rather than only reported incidents. Customer results published on the site include a 63% accident reduction at NOVA Engineering, a 48% reduction in fleet incidents at Allan Myers and 75% fewer at-fault accidents at Tech24. Positive recognition through DriverStars supports driver retention, and video evidence helps defend drivers against false claims and lower claim payouts.

Video telematics is shifting from event-triggered recording to continuous edge AI analysis and AI agents that act on the data. Insurers and shippers increasingly expect fleets to show measurable safety programmes. In Asia, Netradyne is expanding through India and a new Japanese subsidiary, as trucking, logistics and passenger transport operators look for tools to cut accidents and claims.

Founded in 2015 by CEO Avneesh Agrawal; headquartered in San Diego with offices in San Francisco, Nashville, Bengaluru, Nuneaton, Meerbusch and Utrecht. Established Netradyne Japan K.K. in 2026 and acquired Moove Connected Mobility in Europe. Received the AI Breakthrough Award 2025 and Frost & Sullivan 2026 recognition for video telematics.