Rear View Safety makes vehicle-vision and safety systems, best known for backup cameras that help commercial and other large-vehicle operators reduce blind spots. Its product line now extends to inView 360° monitoring, AI pedestrian detection, mobile DVRs and fleet safety programs, with more than 2.5 million units on the road. Acquired by Clarience Technologies in February 2024, the company operates from locations in New York and Indiana and serves fleets, dealers and vehicle owners.
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Rosco VisionFamily-owned Rosco Vision has made automotive vision-safety equipment in New York since 1907, beginning as a pioneer in bus mirrors. Today, its Queens-based team engineers and manufactures vehicle-safety technology in the USA for commercial fleets, extending a century-plus manufacturing heritage into digital vision systems.JAMAICA, NY
Safe Drive SystemsFounded in 2008, Safe Drive Systems designs, manufactures, and distributes aftermarket safety technology for automotive and commercial fleets. The New York company is distinguished by its radar-based collision avoidance system integrated with AI dashcams and fleet management software, including radar detection that works in poor visibility where camera-only systems can fall short. More than 200,000 units have been deployed worldwide.New York, NY
MobileyeKnown for bringing automotive safety technology to existing fleet vehicles, Mobileye develops retrofit collision-avoidance systems for commercial and public-service operators. Its AI-powered equipment monitors the road and alerts drivers to potential hazards, allowing fleets to add driver-assistance features without replacing their vehicles.NEW YORK, NY
360 Dash LLCBaltimore-based 360 Dash LLC develops vehicle safety-monitoring devices, centered on a dash camera that records a 360-degree view around the car. Its system pairs live streaming, GPS, phone connectivity, and cloud backup so drivers and their families can check in remotely and preserve footage after an incident. The company also works with law-enforcement agencies and directs support toward TRACE, its nonprofit arm for missing-person awareness and family support.