Put an high output IR diod in front of a paper with a camera. And let me know if you can still see through the paper. Now let's see who the real crack pot isView attachment 447452They’ve got me now!!!
Put an high output IR diod in front of a paper with a camera. And let me know if you can still see through the paper. Now let's see who the real crack pot isView attachment 447452They’ve got me now!!!
Concession.Wait, didn’t Sean O’Brien get rid of cameras ?
Company is installing the outward facing camera and inward sensor on our feeder trucks currently. My question is what sets off that inward sensor? Can I take a drink out of my water bottle or will that set it off? Thanks
Best contract evah!Concession.
Rookie, should have been getting it done in under 5 minutes.We had a case once for someone got fired for having sex in the back of the truck. When we finally found out how management determined what they were doing was because every day he was stopping opening his bulkhead door closing it for about 15 to 20 minutes and then opening it again with no movement of the truck lol. Same for a guy who decided to buckle his seatbelt and sit on top of it. In both instances, the company went out and looked to see what was actually going on. And that’s when the termination happened.
Bubbleyum or juicy fruit?Not a driver, but has anyone once just put a piece of chewed gum over the cameras before and suffered any consequences?
Bubbleyum I think got more bubble power in it so that should cover more surface areaBubbleyum or juicy fruit?
Bubbleyum I think got more bubble power in it so that should cover more surface area
They are lying to you about not being a camera. Look up the patent on the lytx camera.
I don't need to look up a patent because they didn't lie about it. Read the fact sheet I posted.They are lying to you about not being a camera. Look up the patent on the lytx camera.
I don't need to look up a patent because they didn't lie about it. Read the fact sheet I posted.
"Does the inside sensor record video? It looks like a camera."
"No, the inside camera lens contains sensors which detect patternsof distracted or risky driving behaviors without capturing audio or video of the driver inside the vehicle."
So UPS is saying it's not a camera because no one can watch the video lol. Question 2 even explicitly says they "disabled" inside video "view". So obviously it's a camera they just promise not to watch it.
We had a few of them in my old building, they were complete garbage.What is going on with the company ADA’ing the electric package cars??? Aren’t those fairly new purchases???
I don't disagree but I think everyone's still kind of underestimating how bad this is. The sheer amount of data they can gather about how you're doing your job is much worse than them watching a video. And it's going to get much worse as the tech gets better.I agree.
I don’t care if @Ou812fu wants to call it a camera. If the live feed is disabled, or locked out, from anyone viewing it, and the recording feature is disabled, or locked out, from anyone viewing it….who cares what it is called?
No video from the cab can be seen by anyone.
>Siri give me the names of every driver that spent over 15 minutes looking at their phone after parking the truck without being on break on FridayI don't disagree but I think everyone's still kind of underestimating how bad this is. The sheer amount of data they can gather about how you're doing your job is much worse than them watching a video. And it's going to get much worse as the tech gets better.
Don't worry- the "elected leaders" are out in front of this.>Siri give me the names of every driver that spent over 15 minutes looking at their phone after parking the truck without being on break on Friday
Brown blob: but but they can’t use that for discipline! They have to go the extra step of creating the list then following up with observations!
I mean they can literally tell if you're checking your mirrors every 8 seconds like you're supposed to by tracking your eye movements. Sync that up to the forward facing camera, and Bendix collision mitigation and blindspot radar sensors.>Siri give me the names of every driver that spent over 15 minutes looking at their phone after parking the truck without being on break on Friday
Brown blob: but but they can’t use that for discipline! They have to go the extra step of creating the list then following up with observations!
The "elected leaders" will snuff this out...I mean they can literally tell if you're checking your mirrors every 8 seconds like you're supposed to by tracking your eye movements. Sync that up to the forward facing camera, and Bendix collision mitigation and blindspot radar sensors.
Timestamp that sensor data to the forward facing camera capture of an incident. They love to blame anything and everything on the driver and now they've got a great new tool to gather the "evidence" that it's all your fault fault.
The propaganda in that fact sheet about how the tech is there to "prove you did everything right" is just creepy orwellian double speak.
It is available for people to view. Just Not you and your immediate supervisor team.I agree.
I don’t care if @Ou812fu wants to call it a camera. If the live feed is disabled, or locked out, from anyone viewing it, and the recording feature is disabled, or locked out, from anyone viewing it….who cares what it is called?
No video from the cab can be seen by anyone.