Road and driver lenses
On Doroobi Cam AI, one lens records the road ahead and one watches the cabin.
Solutions · AI dashcams
See what happened, not just where.
Doroobi Fleet will connect two-lens AI dashcams that watch the road and the driver, cut the risky moments into short clips, and pin each clip to the place it happened on Doroobi’s 3D map.
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After launch
A tracker can tell you that a van braked hard on Al Khail Road at 07:42. It cannot tell you that a car cut in front of it, or that the driver was looking at a phone. A dashcam with one lens on the road and one on the cabin can, and Doroobi Fleet will bring it into the same screen as your trips, alerts and drivers.
The camera takes the first look itself. It recognises the moments that matter, such as harsh braking, a vehicle too close ahead, drifting out of lane, a phone in the driver’s hand, eyes closing, smoking or no seatbelt, and sends a short clip of each. You review a handful of clips a day, not hours of footage.
What the cameras will do
Driver alerts
Phone use, fatigue, distraction, smoking and no seatbelt, flagged as they happen, with a warning in the cab.
Road alerts
Harsh braking, forward collision warnings and drifting out of lane, with the speed and the place recorded.
Clips on the map
Every clip sits at its spot on the 3D map and in the trip replay, so you see the road and the video together.
Live view on request
Look through a vehicle’s camera live when you need to; the full recording stays on its memory card.
Evidence pack
The clip, speed, time and map position in one file, ready for an insurer or a dispute.
From event to evidence
Fit the camera
A technician fits Doroobi Cam AI behind the windscreen and links it to the vehicle.
The camera spots the moment
Built-in AI recognises risky driving and risky road moments, and the driver hears a warning.
The clip arrives
A short clip uploads over the mobile network to the map, the alerts list and the driver’s record.
Review and coach
Watch the clip, mark it as handled, and use it to coach the driver or to answer a claim.
Video with the road around it
A clip shows a few seconds through the windscreen. Doroobi Fleet will set it on Doroobi’s own 3D map, with the buildings and junction around it and road reports from Doroobi drivers nearby. A harsh brake in Deira looks different when the map shows a stalled car reported a minute earlier, just ahead. Doroobi drivers use the same map in the free app, so the place in the clip matches the place on the screen.
Questions
Does the camera record the whole shift?
The camera records to a memory card in the vehicle. Only risky moments are cut into short clips and sent to the cloud, which keeps mobile data low.
Will drivers know they are being filmed?
Yes. Drivers are told about the camera before it is switched on, and their agreement is recorded. Cabin footage and face data are open only to the roles that need them, for a limited time, and every sensitive action goes into the audit log.
Does it work at night?
Night vision and tamper alerts depend on the camera model. Before you choose, we will tell you which models see well enough at night for your routes.
Can I use a clip with an insurer?
Yes. The evidence pack puts the clip with the speed, the time and the exact place on the map, so an insurer sees the whole picture in one file.
Do I need cameras to score drivers?
No. Driver scores come from the tracker at launch. Cameras add the video and the in-cab warnings when they arrive after launch.