As an important equipment for urban sanitation, sprinkler trucks are mainly used for road dust reduction and green irrigation. The low-speed operation characteristics of 5-10km/h pose special requirements for the monitoring system. The car camera needs to have IP69K waterproof rating, wide temperature working ability from -20 ℃ to 70 ℃, and pass the 5-2000Hz/5g vibration test to cope with complex working environments.

In terms of functional configuration, the camera should be equipped with a ≥ 150 ° ultra wide angle lens, integrating strong light suppression and HDR wide dynamic technology to ensure clear imaging all day long. Simultaneously supporting AI target recognition, night vision (≤ 0.001Lux), and automatic alarm functions, effectively enhancing job safety. According to statistics, sprinkler trucks equipped with intelligent monitoring systems can reduce accident rates by 45% and improve operational efficiency by 30%.

Fire trucks are essential specialized vehicles for urban firefighting and rescue operations. Equipped with 360-degree panoramic cameras, they provide real-time video footage of the vehicle’s surroundings, offering strong support for rescue missions. These cameras feature IP69K waterproof protection, allowing them to adapt to various complex environments. Additionally, their wide-angle view maximizes the capture of surrounding information, providing accurate on-site data for command and dispatch.

An ambulance is a specialized vehicle designed for the transportation of patients in emergency situations. Given its critical role in saving lives, it is typically granted priority right-of-way on the roads. To ensure both driving safety and the standardization of medical rescue operations, modern ambulances are commonly equipped with video surveillance systems. These systems are primarily used to monitor the road conditions ahead and the driver's actions during transit, as well as to record the medical rescue process inside the vehicle in real time. This not only helps to ensure compliance with driving regulations but also facilitates the provision of more timely and professional medical assistance to patients.

Gasoline Tank trucks are the most common type of hazardous vehicle on the road. The management of hazardous vehicle driving primarily includes the management of vehicle status (speed, direction, braking), driver behavior management, cargo status management, and vehicle surroundings management. The video management system provides essential means for the aforementioned management purposes. Due to the potential risk of explosion, external cameras on the vehicle should be more robust and better protected to ensure proper functioning in harsh environments.

Sanitation vehicles are specialized vehicles designed for urban waste transportation and environmental maintenance, commonly engaged in sanitation operations on city streets. These vehicles are equipped with video surveillance systems primarily used for real-time monitoring of the surrounding environment and road conditions. Furthermore, leveraging the host's intelligent algorithms, the system can comprehensively analyze blind spots and the road ahead, achieving all-around safety monitoring to ensure the vehicle's safety during both operation and transit.