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Mojio and SkyBell Technologies Unveil Integrated Video Telematics Solution
Mojio and SkyBell Technologies have announced a new collaboration showcasing their integrated video telematics solution.

The Mojio and SkyBell integrated solution will start customer deployments in late 2023 via the Mojio Mobility line of products.
Photo: Mojio
Mojio and SkyBell Technologies have announced a new collaboration showcasing their integrated video telematics solution. The new solution combines Mojio's Video Telematics Platform with SkyBell's all-in-one, OBD-II powered Dashcam.
The system is equipped with:
4G LTE connectivity.
GPS.
Dual-facing HD cameras.
256 GB storage.
Vehicle diagnostics.
Built-in ADAS capabilities.
The jointly developed solution promises to deliver high-value use cases for fleet operators, offering real-time location tracking data, video monitoring services, and vehicle health insights. This partnership aligns with the growing demand for video telematics systems in commercial and fleet applications, which, according to Berg Insight, is forecasted to reach 8.8 million units by 2027 with a CAGR of 18%.
Kenny Hawk, CEO of Mojio, expressed his excitement about the collaboration.
"Our entry into the video telematics space marks a new era for Mojio. By partnering with SkyBell, we can provide best-in-class hardware backed by proven manufacturing and an unmatched intellectual property portfolio. We're thrilled to work with SkyBell to bring our integrated solution to market," Hawk said.
SkyBell, known for its smart video doorbell technology, is venturing into new safety sectors with the "Designed by SkyBell" initiative. In collaboration with Mojio, they've unveiled an easily installed all-in-one Dashcam.
"Coupling with Mojio's expertise marks a monumental stride for SkyBell. Together, SkyBell and Mojio will redefine what's possible in this space, and I'm immensely excited for what lies ahead for both our companies and, most importantly, the customer," said Giovanni Tomaselli, president at SkyBell.

The jointly developed solution promises to deliver high-value use cases for fleet operators, offering real-time location tracking data, video monitoring services, and vehicle health insights.
Photo: Mojio
The Mojio and SkyBell integrated solution will start customer deployments in late 2023 via the Mojio Mobility line of products, including Force by Mojio, designed specifically for small businesses.
This partnership promises to bring advanced features and real-time data delivery in Trip Insights, Video Monitoring, and Vehicle Health categories, revolutionizing how fleets manage their vehicles and ensuring safety and efficiency on the road.
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