Safety on the road…that’s Novitá Technologies’ SideEyes®.
With SideEyes®, drivers “get in the zone” for safety by using technology that “sees” where drivers usually can’t see. Blind spot accidents account for nearly half-a-million of all traffic accidents in the US today. SideEyes® can reduce that risk by 40%. Ready to mount on commercial truck mirrors, SideEyes® reduces a driver’s visual NO ZONE.
returns your investment in 18 months… and cuts lane change accidents by 40%.
- Bolt-and-mount units cost less than all other comparable technologies
- One serious accident can cost upwards of 7 figures
- SideEyes® can cut that cost risk by 40%
Turning the NO ZONE into the SAFE ZONE benefits everyone on the road.
SideEyes® turns the NO ZONE into a SAFE ZONE…infrared laser sensors “see” objects on both sides of a truck.
- Crisp detection accuracy in rain, drizzle, fog, sleet, snow and sun
- Technology provides 5 times the ZONE coverage of other systems
- Passenger-side visibility is 39 feet; includes the front blind spot
- LED lights signal objects in NO ZONE within 50 milliseconds
- Driver-side visibility is 25 feet behind mirror
- A simple, effective alert system doesn’t distract the driver
One, Two, Three…Ready-To-Bolt-And-Go
SideEyes® is available for large trucks, vans and cars.
Can You Spot the SideEyes®?
SideEyes®’ patented bolt-and-go sensor mounts seemlessly and blends in on any type of fleet vehicle – from 18-wheelers to commercial vans. When the sensor unit “sees” objects in the NO ZONE, a light on the vehicle’s passenger or driver’s side lights up. This warning gives drivers plenty of time to react.
SideEyes® is designed to prevent lane change accidents…see the reason why.
The VW driver in this video walked away from a potentially fatal accident that would have devastated her family. The liability could have been a catastrophe for this trucking company. Click the photo to see what SideEyes® is designed to prevent.
Take a test ride.
See how SideEyes® can help with lane changes.
Lane changes can be a devastating risk.
See the hair-raising events of one lane change accident on this police video.