Under a new cooperation agreement, Vietmap will supply two dash camera models, the TS-3K and TS-5K, for Ford vehicles. This initiative aims to enhance driver support and increase ownership value for car owners. Both parties also plan to expand their collaboration in phases, gradually introducing other Vietmap products and technologies into Ford's official accessory ecosystem across Vietnam and the broader Southeast Asian region.

Representatives from Vietmap (left) and Ford Vietnam at the signing ceremony. Photo: Vietmap

Through this partnership, Vietmap seeks to affirm its technological capabilities and Vietnamese innovation by meeting the stringent standards of the global automobile supply chain. This strategic move also positions the company for future expansion into international markets.

The Vietmap TS-5K dash camera features 4K resolution for the front channel, integrating a Sony Starvis IMX415 sensor. It stands out for its compact design and diverse driver assistance functions. This model includes advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) such as: pre-collision warning, lane departure warning, pedestrian collision warning, and front vehicle movement alert. Users can connect with one touch via the Vietmap REC application, utilizing a Wifi 5.0 band for quick data extraction.

Vietmap TS-5K dash camera. Photo: Vietmap

The Vietmap TS-3K dash camera records both front and rear. It boasts a compact design and uses a Sony Starvis 2 sensor, an upgraded IMX675 sensor, to record in 3K (front) and Full HD (rear). Vietmap states that this camera is powered by a supercapacitor battery, ensuring stable operation in various weather conditions, and supports parking recording via time-lapse.

Both camera models integrate Vietmap's exclusive voice-activated traffic warning system. Data on road signs, speed limits, and residential areas are updated once every month by the company's expert team, without requiring internet connectivity. This system assists car owners with visual information for daily traffic situations. Additionally, the Vietnamese voice control feature allows owners to execute commands like saving images and recording audio.

Vietmap TS-3K dash camera. Photo: Vietmap

Lam Khanh Trung, Vietmap Regional Sales Director, highlighted the traffic warning feature as the company's proudest aspect of these two dash camera lines. He emphasized its ability to help drivers visually grasp information regarding speed warnings and residential areas. "The Vietmap TS-3K and TS-5K are highly regarded by users for their sleek design, optimal resolution, and recording quality", he said.

A Ford Vietnam representative affirmed that the partnership with Vietmap diversifies their accessory portfolio by integrating advanced technology to meet user demands. According to Vietmap, the company plans to expand the development of digital maps and traffic warning data to provide even more useful and safe experiences for users.

Quang Anh