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Grote Industries showcases multi-camera technology for commercial trucks

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What happened

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Grote Industries demonstrated its next-generation 4See Rear View Camera at the American Trucking Associations’ Management Conference & Exhibition in Charlotte, North Carolina. The camera uses new data-transfer technology to send video from multiple cameras through the standard J560 seven-way electrical connection. This wired solution allows the connection to carry multiple camera feeds and trailer data.

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Why it matters

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The technology allows fleets to add visibility and safety features without requiring drivers to connect another cable or shops to maintain another connection. This could simplify the integration of advanced safety equipment into commercial vehicles.

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  • North CarolinaLocation where Grote Industries demonstrated its new camera technology.

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  • North CarolinaSpeculative

    Trucking fleets might reduce maintenance costs and simplify vehicle integration by using existing electrical connections for multiple camera feeds.

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