#real time alerts

[third-eyeai]

[drivebuddyai]

Fleet Manager’s Decision Making Capabilities Plays a Major Role in Enhancing your Fleet & Driver’s Safety

Managing fleet safety is a crucial task, an important responsibility as a lot depends upon it. With the number of vehicles increasing every day, the potential risk of road accidents as well as other safety hazards also tends to rise. In view of this, the role of the fleet managers ensuring the safety of their vehicles & drivers at all the times has become and will always be very vital. 

With more & more commercial vehicles and passengers falling prey to road accidents these days, it is vital to keep stringent driving and safety practices intact. Apart from the safety of your drivers & fleets, it is equally important to consider the safety of other vehicles and pedestrians on the road. Thus, this is where Fleet Safety Insights come into play. 

What are Fleet Safety Insights?  

In a nutshell, Fleet Safety Insights refer to the data driven insights that enable the fleet managers to make better decisions based on the actionable inputs they receive to improve and manage their drivers & fleets. 

The word ‘data insights’ might sound complex to you but it is the heart of technology as we know it. Fleet managers obtain these insights through various sources like driving behaviour, vehicle sensors, fleet GPS tracking as well as other external sources.

How drivebuddyAI assists Fleet Managers improve fleet & driver safety by using AI 

Artificial intelligence (AI) has the potential to revolutionize the way fleet managers make decisions and operate their fleet. By providing real-time data analysis and predictive capabilities, AI can help fleet managers make informed, data-driven decisions that can improve efficiency, reduce costs, and increase overall profitability.

To increase your fleet manager’s capabilities, giving them access to AI-powered technology is imperative. It will surely make their job easily manageable. Here is how drivebuddyAI’s ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance System) makes the difference.

Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) are becoming increasingly reliable because of their results in world of fleet management as a way to improve safety on the roads. drivebuddyAI’s ADAS cameras captures in-cabin videos, roadside videos and surroundings, providing valuable visual information that can help fleet managers make informed decisions about routing, safety, and other important factors. In addition, an ADAS camera also provides data on vehicle speed, braking, and other performance metrics that can help fleet managers optimize their operations.

Four significant ways through which drivebuddyAI ADAS improve your Fleet Manager’s decision making: 

Provide Real-Time Alerts & Notifications: Real-time alerts are one of the most effective ways of creating transparency between the fleet managers & the fleet drivers. drivebuddyAI gives fleet managers real-time alerts regarding potential risk to the safety on the road. These alerts include warnings for speeding, hard braking, sudden accelerations, signal breaks, lane departures and other hazardous driving behaviours. 

Enhance your Driver's Performance: driverbuddyAI ADAS deeply analyzes your driver’s driving behaviour and provides core insights on it. This includes data on the driving habits, fuel consumption and other key parameters like drowsiness detection, distraction alerts and phone usage alerts. This also allows the fleet managers to take driver coaching into consideration if required. 

Improve Fleet’s Route Planning: drivebuddyAI ADAS cameras collect real-time traffic data and other roadside data to help fleet drivers and managers to improvise their route planning. A major and primary impact of this is reducing fuel consumption, emission and other fleet operational costs. Improving your route planning also helps in collision avoidance and prevents unnecessary risks on the road. 

Optimisation of Vehicle Maintenance: Maintaining your fleet is equally important as a well-maintained vehicle ensures more safety. A fleet manager could use data analytics to determine the optimal time to perform maintenance on a vehicle based on its usage history and make data driven decisions for its future usage. This could also help in reducing costly downtime and to improve the overall efficiency of the fleet. 

To conclude, drivebuddyAI’s ADAS camera is a powerful tool that can help fleet managers make the right decisions to ensure the safety of their drivers and fleets. drivebuddyAI's real-time alerts and notifications, enhanced driver performance, improved route planning, and optimized vehicle maintenance capabilities, has helped fleet managers improve their fleet’s operations and reduce the risk of accidents and other safety hazards by making better decisions for the all.

[sr-stories]

Me: I should draw something.

My motivation:

[thatsrightice]

With Rosie, life was fun.

Then he got shot down. On a mission to Nuremberg, he got hit over the target, limped as far as Belgium, and crash-landed in France. Jack Wallace took over as 418th Commanding Officer.

Three weeks passed. Rosie came back to Thorpe Abbotts. With the help of the Underground, he made it out in record time, his broken arm in a sling.

This time he became 350th Squadron Commander.

Later, he got shot down again and managed to land where some French Resistance picked him up and shipped him to the American troops.

The 100th had a heart and a spirit again.

Rosie made a difference.

…

On February 3-it seemed so sudden because we didn't expect it-Rosie went down again. It was his fifty-second mission. He was leading the entire task force over Berlin. The report stated that he was hit just after the I.P, at 25,000 feet, at 1115 hours, with a ground rocket hitting the number one fuel tank. "Fire and dense white smoke were seen coming out of the fuselage and bomb bay." Heading northeast, "the plane flew level for a few moments, while the crew bailed out. It was last seen at 15,000 feet, "burning and beginning to spin."

Gloom on the base, like when the two Buckys went down. An enlisted man in Group Ops told me, "Sir, Major Rosenthal is a legend here. We all feel bad."

Rosie, the Indomitable, was gone.

The 100th hurt.

— Harry Crosby in his memoir, A Wing and a Prayer

[moth-flowers]

moth-flowers #17

[leupagus]

Selyse is not a "who's this bitch" kind of person but honestly, she should be forgiven for meeting Sansa like this and going "who's this bitch"

Just then there was a call from outside the tent, asking for the king. Davos opened the flap and a young solder ducked inside, bowing low to the king first, then to Lady Melisandre, then to Selyse. "Your Grace," he said, "riders were just spotted on the pass below, making their way up to our camp."

"Spotted on the pass?" snorted Davos. "Are they riding snow bears? Or elks?"

As though in answer, an horn sounded in the distance. The king started, his expression as queer as any Selyse had seen on his face in their near twenty years of marriage. It seemed almost...hopeful. "That call," he said, as though to himself.

Davos shook his head. "I don't recognize it, Your Grace. Do you?"

"Oh, yes," said Stannis softly. "I remember it very well."

The party climbing up the pass was small — a hundred men at most — in two long rows, the banners of all of Stark's promised houses unfurled. They were mounted on the great lumbering beasts that passed for horses in the North. In the pearl-grey of dawn, Selyse could see the front pair dragging behind them a curious leather-and plate device. It was shaped for all the world like the prow of a ship and it cut through the snow with ease. The party moved only slightly slower than a full canter; even as she watched, the two horses affixed to the contraption slowed and stopped, their riders giving them full rein to blow out great puffs of air into the snow. The whole party halted in an orderly queue behind them, and the two mounted soldiers directly behind circled round to unhook the lead pair (without bothering to dismount) and attaching their own horses. The party then resumed its swift pace up the mountain pass. The two who had been in the lead rejoined smoothly at the end, where the snow been packed down to a tidy path.

"Ingenious," remarked Davos. Lady Melisandre said nothing, only quirked an eyebrow. Shireen asked some imbecilic question about something, and the king made a patient response.

"Perhaps these men of the North will bring you the miracle you seek, Your Grace," said Lady Melisandre, as the riders at last drew level.

"Certainly they seem to have performed the miracle of moving in this snow," Stannis observed.

Most of the riders remained at the foot of the camp, but a small group began to make their way toward them, their behemoth horses even more ridiculous as they drew closer, with their hoofs near as wide as platters and their tails cut short as a broomstick. As they halted before their king, the riders dismounted. Despite the bitter cold, not one of them showed any sign of discomfort, their thick boots and cloaks making them appear almost as outsized as their horses.

The king took a breath, as if to ask for their leader, when a hooded figure on a great chestnut beast came out from the midst of them. Her cloak and skirts were dirty from the road and snows, her copper-bright hair in a simple peasant's braid as she pushed back her hood. A half-dozen young men surged forward to hand her from her horse, but it was a giantess in armor who helped her down and followed closely behind as she approached them.

It took Selyse a long moment to realize who the girl was: Sansa, Catelyn's eldest daughter. (Eldest child, now that the usurper Robb Stark was dead — and Catelyn too, and Lord Stark before them.) She had more of her mother's look to her than her father's, which must have pleased the Imp when he married her; Tyrion had always liked his whores pretty and clever. There was something in the way that she carried herself, however, that made Selyse suspect Sansa might be rather too clever.

The girl made no move to bow to the king, merely drew within a length as her retinue fanned out behind her. "Your Grace," she greeted Stannis. At least she had the good sense to recognize her rightful king. "I am Lady Sansa, of House Stark."

"Lady Stark," the king replied, or began to, because at that moment the damned direwolf, that unnatural creature the Lord Commander had foisted upon them, came hurtling in from wherever the devils he'd been and lunged for the girl, sending her sprawling to the ground with a scream more chilling than Shireen's, horrifyingly cut off as she—

As she laughed, the creature licking frantically at her face with its great tail wagging. The girl brought her arms around its monstrous neck and hugged it closer to her, burying her face in its fur, unconcerned entirely by the spectacle. Her Northern lords looked well pleased, in fact, nodding and smiling at one another in shared understanding. He'll recognize her, Jon had told Shireen when she'd asked how Ghost would know who Sansa was. The pack knows its own. It seemed the whole of the North knew.

The king's people were nearly as susceptible. Davos was smiling like a dolt and Shireen looked as though she wanted nothing more than to join in the undignified affair. Lady Melisandre, at least, showed little sign of being moved; she was watching with an air of interest but no warmth. Only the king was truly inscrutable, as he stared down at the tangle of girl and dog with another expression she had never seen before. This time, she could not guess as to what it meant.

At long last, the beast allowed Sansa Stark to rise, once again accepting help only from her giantess. "My apologies, Your Grace," she said. Her smile was broad and bright even as she wiped at a streak of mud across her nose. "But as you might guess, Stark reunions are rare these days."

[nartml]

"Aren't Kageyama and Hinata sad that they're on different teams now?"

You're projecting, me fears

[napping-sapphic]

It’s a beautiful night and i am manifesting that none of you are fucking up your knee right now😌

[45780]

Pike after the third shenanigan of the day that was purely made, once again, by his own crew's stupidity.

Internally "god I miss discovery, at least they pretended to be professional"

Pike stuck in a subspace anomaly, ( once again his own crews fault). In private.

Screams into a pillow, "SPORE DRIVES, god damn it!"

[kaythefloppa]

Ok so I just watched Our Blue and Green World on the Video App and I do not have enough time to post my disjointed thoughts about it, and I'm frankly too much in shock by the whole thing to even say anything more. I will point out my one main thought since in a couple of hours, this is going to absolutely blow up the main WK tag and I want to get it off my chest before any major bandwagons hit. This'll be my last S7 spoiler related post for the night so I can log off and take a breather after what the fuck I just watched. Blue-whale/Amazon rainforest sized spoilers under the cut.

I am in such disbelief over this episode's ending. I'm not angry or fuming at the fact that they redeemed Paisey Paver after only giving her 7 appearances over the course of 8 years, (or maybe I'm too surprised to have any straight-forward) or the fact that they had the balls to do so, for ANY of the main villains, but I'm just.... bargaining here. They did a similar "hint" at the villains redeeming in the Christmas special only for it to be a fake-out. And in other episodes, we've seen the heroes legitimately help the villains, but through means other than redeeming them (i.e. saving Zach's life and trying to convince him to live it well, or rescuing Gourmand, or giving Donita a spider-silk dress that was made ethically).

This... is a whole new different level. They for one, pulled a Starlight Glimmer and gave her a new attire (which sucks BTW), and secondly, they had her join the Kratts, but this episode is the first out of the 4 episodes to air, meaning that this likely has to take place after those 3 episodes, so already there's my timeline post to make.

But more importantly, what next? Will they stick with this change? Will this be one of the things that is immediately undone by the end of the episode? Will this have a big role in the series? Is this an elaborate April Fools' prank??? Is this real? Is this the ultimate Paisley Paver pro gamer move to defeat the Kratt Brothers and evade arrest? Will any of this play into the Wild Kratts movie??

I'll tell you what it means [unless it is a prank, which I frankly hope it is] It is the show jumping the shark, and in it, I see one of two outcomes. Either A) it will skyrocket this show like never before, or B) only spell the beginning of the end. Time will tell. And frankly, there is so much that could go wrong. Like so much. I've seen a lot of shows completely go downhill, crash, and burn after sticking up for them so much. I would want to say that Wild Kratts is not/will not be one of those shows, but I could be wrong. In beautifully creative ways, this show has pleasantly surprised me more, and it is still able to bring out episodes that have been some of PBS Kids' best. So I'm walking in completely neutral, and seeing what the blue and green future has in store.

Keep on Creature Adventuring you guys.... see you on the Creature Trail... for better or worse...

[mrsfrecklesmarauders]

Sirius Black is a pretty boy that comes from a rich family. Many people want him.

Some might see this as an advantage, not Sirius. Sometimes he doesn't know if people like him because of his beauty and money or because of himself.

With his friends, he knows it is the latter. But sometimes he doubts it. Sometimes he wonders why they put up with him in the first place. He is a pain in the ass. Sometimes horrible, selfish and reckless.

With his lovers is worse. Sometimes he loves being wanted and desired. He is the kind of person who craves love and affection. But sometimes wonders if people would ever love him for real. If he wasn't good looking or wasn't a Black, people wouldn't even like him. He doubts himself all the time. And he is scared to be vulnerable, to fall in love and show his real self so the other person would leave him.

Sirius might joke saying he is gorgeous and blessed with beauty. But in reality, Sirius believes being a pretty boy is a curse.

[tenshouining]

[day 3 - coming out] if youre not kissing in the lab are you really partners. . .

[fascher]

Something...............................................................

[mizdroidloids-tomfoolery]

shocking news/flabbergasted

i couldn't decide on just one title so you get two ig

[quietwingsinthesky]

Drabble 181 - Supernatural

If Kevin doesn’t look at it, it isn’t happening.

His body isn’t betraying him. The weeks and weeks stumbling, starving, painfully around translation aren’t changing him. He can barely breathe, so binding is out of the question. His hands shake too much for injections, anyway.

If he finishes this, he can be himself again.

He hates living in a body whose breaking can be witnessed. Hates that the Winchesters’s eyes skimmed over him once, but now Sam’s says him with a hard note, like he has to remind himself, and Dean rolls his eyes, complies to get what he wants.

[mamawasatesttube]

thinking about putting bart in a time loop...