Video Event Data Recorder Market, By Data Storage (Flash Card and Cloud Data Storage), By Vehicle Type (Passenger Cars, Light Commercial Vehicles, and Heavy Commercial Vehicles), By End User (Law & Enforcement Agencies and Commercial Fleets), By Sales Channel (Auto OEM and Aftermarket ), By Region (North America, Latin America, Europe, Middle East & Africa, and Asia Pacific)

Published In : Jun 2023

Code : CMI3176

Pages :130

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Industry : Information and Communication Technology

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S. car authorities, NHTSA (National Highway Traffic Safety Administration) have stated that they seek to mandate that manufacturers gather additional collision data from event data recorders (EDRs), sometimes referred to as "black boxes," starting in 2022. To better comprehend the events leading up to an accident, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) suggested mandating black boxes to gather 20 seconds of pre-crash data at a higher frequency rate. NHTSA currently requires five seconds of pre-crash data at a slower collection rate for vehicles with EDRs.

In 2022, the EU decided to make "Intelligent Speed Assist" and “Data Recorders” mandatory by 2024. However, a new legislation that will go into effect in the European Union intends to completely ban reckless driving as early as 2024. The idea of installing mandatory equipment designed to monitor driving data and limit speed began back in 2018 with the European Commission.

In 2020, Ampex Data Systems in Hayward, Calif., is introducing the Common Architecture Recorder (CAR) to meet demands for low-cost data acquisition, recording, and network attached storage (NAS). The CAR is for expendable systems like unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) or unmanned ground vehicles (UGVs). The CAR offers low cost, small size, and scalability. It weighs two pounds, has a volume of 62 cubic inches, and offers as much as 2 terabytes of data storage.

In 2021, Tesla made it easier to retrieve event data recorder information. Tesla’s event data recorder (EDR) is like an airplane’s black box, it records just about everything that the car is doing and what the driver does to the car. For example, the data shows the vehicle’s speed, how far each pedal is pressed, what kind of g-forces the vehicle is experiencing, what settings are on or off, which seat belts are buckled, and much more.