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CCENTEN will showcase its latest vehicle monitoring and safety solutions at the Global Sources Mobile Electronics Show 2026 in Hong Kong. Visit us at Booth 5D35 from October 11 to 14, 2026, to explore commercial vehicle monitoring technologies and discuss your projects with our team.

Large trucks have extensive blind zones that can make it difficult for drivers to see pedestrians and vehicles around the vehicle. AI blind spot monitoring systems combine multi-directional cameras, intelligent detection, touchscreen displays, driver alerts, external alarms, and parking surveillance to provide additional safety support during driving and while the truck is parked.

Bus operators need more than basic video recording to manage passenger safety, driver behavior, vehicle operations, and fleet efficiency. A modern vehicle monitoring system for buses can combine cameras, video recording, GPS tracking, cellular connectivity, and remote fleet management into one integrated platform.
This guide explains how bus video monitoring systems work, where cameras are typically installed, what features operators should consider, and how these technologies can support safer

The CCENTEN CCT709 is an advanced 360° panoramic vehicle monitoring system designed for trucks, buses, and commercial vehicles. It combines four-camera panoramic stitching, support for up to 11 connected cameras, DMS and ADAS integration, 4G/GPS/WiFi connectivity, and large-capacity video storage. Compatible with the CMSV6 server platform, the CCT709 provides a flexible solution for panoramic monitoring, multi-channel recording, and remote fleet management.

Learn what a vehicle monitoring system is, how MDVR, 4G, GPS, AI, DMS, ADAS and BSD work together, and what fleet operators should consider for trucks and buses.

Learn how a full-vehicle blind spot detection system helps large trucks detect nearby pedestrians and vehicles and provide driver and external safety alerts.

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