Dalmia Transport chooses Roadzen ADAMATICS technology for fleet management

April 30, 2024 6:11 pm

DrivebuddyAI utilizes neural networks and telematics to enhance ADAS with safety features like collision avoidance and driver drowsiness detection, enabling real-time audible warnings and annotations.

Roadzen, a worldwide AI pioneer at the intersection of insurance and mobility, announced today that Dalmia Transport & Logistics has chosen Roadzen’s patented ADAMATICS technology platform, DrivebuddyAI, for fleet management. Roadzen’s strategic relationship with Dalmia will last five years. Dalmia’s extensive three-month evaluation process of DrivebuddyAI resulted in the decision to use Roadzen technology.

ADAMATICS uses neural networks and telematics technologies to provide enhanced Driver Assistance Systems (“ADAS”) that include enhanced safety features like collision avoidance and driver drowsiness detection. When combined with video telematics, it allows for real-time audible warnings and annotation of recorded occurrences. This is a big step towards improving safety and operational efficiency in India’s rapidly increasing logistics industry.

Naman Dalmia, Partner at Dalmia Transport, emphasising the strategic value of adopting DrivebuddyAI’s ADAS, commented, “Roadzen’s DrivebuddyAI’s cutting-edge ADAS product has the potential to revolutionize driver management and real-time risk aversion through improved driver safety and behavior monitoring.”  Dalmia added, “Incorporating DrivebuddyAI’s ADAS into our fleet serves multiple strategic purposes. We can easily identify new or risky driving behaviors and use the data to coach our drivers, helping them to correct bad habits and improve their performance.”

Nisarg Pandya, head of DrivebuddyAI, stated, “With ADAMATICS proactive fleet monitoring and coaching, we believe we can significantly enhance fleet operations and driver behavior over time. We are proud that, after rigorous evaluation, DrivebuddyAI was chosen over the world’s leading video telematics and ADAS vendors to partner with Dalmia. The rapid expansion of India’s logistics sector, which is heavily dependent large vehicle fleets, also adds to the urgency of deploying these advanced systems for transportation and safety.”

Affirming the Company’s growing global reach, Rohan Malhotra, CEO of Roadzen, said, “Our partnership with Dalmia reflects Roadzen’s increasing pipeline of global opportunities. It demonstrates our shared commitment to improve road safety and operational efficiencies for fleets.” Malhotra added, “We are also delighted to note that Piper Sandler & Co. and Jefferies Financial Group Inc. have recognized Roadzen as a top candidate for potential inclusion in the Russell 2000 – a significant milestone in our journey as a public company.”

DrivebuddyAI, a subsidiary of Roadzen, is at the forefront of leveraging AI for enhanced fleet safety and insurance, offering innovative solutions like ADAMATICS that integrate ADAS with telematics. This groundbreaking technology is setting new standards for fleet operations and risk management in the transportation sector.