Zone Defense Launches Safety Camera on Geotab Marketplace
Zone Defense, a provider of vision-based fleet safety solutions, announced that its latest AI-based camera, ZonePro ADAS, is now available on the Geotab Marketplace.

ZonePro ADAS is more than a traditional dashboard camera providing drivers with real-time voice prompts to improve driver behavior in real-time.
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Zone Defense, a provider of vision-based fleet safety solutions, announced that its latest AI-based camera, ZonePro ADAS, is now available on the Geotab Marketplace.
The new ZonePro ADAS camera is a forward-facing camera that uses artificial intelligence (AI) to watch the road, read road signs, and alert drivers of dangerous behaviors.
ZonePro uses actionable voice commands such as “Following too Close,” “Posted Speed Limit 55,” and “Lane Drift” to not only get their attention but to tell the driver exactly what behavior needs to be addressed in real-time.
In addition, the driver sees their scorecard at the end of each trip so they can see where they have improved.
ZonePro ADAS uses advanced artificial intelligence and the power of cloud computing to provide fleet managers with event-based recording, fleet safety trends, and real-time alerts of poor driving behaviors, acording to the company.
This critical safety data is now integrated with both MyGeotab and the Geotab Drive app, enabling Geotab users to access their fleet’s telematics data, driver/fleet behavior trends, and event-based videos on a familiar platform. Zone Defense is the designer, developer, and patent holder of the ZonePro ADAS camera, with thousands on the market under various brand names.
“Our customers asked us to develop something that was more than a traditional dashboard camera, they wanted a preventative safety tool that would help keep drivers focused on the road in real-time. The ZonePro ADAS camera successfully meets our customer’s needs with real, actionable voice commands,” said Teresa Prisbrey, Zone Defense Senior Vice President of Operations.
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