Monitor and record events in front of your vehicle using a car camera.

Increasing traffic density, as a result, generates more and more unforeseen events that can be monitored and recorded by car cameras. People are traveling more and more, and we especially want to relive pleasant events in the future. The devices that allow us to store what is happening in front of us while driving a vehicle are car cameras.

Cameras that allow us to shoot from a car with a foreign car are called "dash-cam". They differ from conventional cameras in that they are usually permanently mounted on the windscreen, powered by the vehicle's power circuit, and switched on when the vehicle is started. The camera saves the recordings to a memory card that is inserted into the device. When the memory card is full, recording does not stop, but the camera starts recording over the oldest recording on the memory card. Newer car camera models also come with different sensors such as motion sensor, GPS receiver, etc. The motion sensor allows us to store contingencies, and the GPS receiver allows us to store the location of the shot and the current speed. The cameras may also have an Advanced Driver Assistance System (ADAS), which alerts the driver to unexpectedly shortening the safety distance and changing lanes.

Most car cameras can also be controlled via an app on your smartphone.

Some countries have legal restrictions on using a car camera!