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Release Notes - New AIR II Camera Capabilities

This article announces new AIR II camera configuration controls and Adaptive Overlay for video review, giving fleet admins more control and privacy options.

We're excited to introduce two enhancements built to give fleet admins more control over camera behavior and event review: expanded configuration options for the AIR II camera and Adaptive Overlay, a new customization tool for reviewing footage. Both are now available on the Titan GPS platform.

🚀 What's Launching

🎥 AIR II Camera Settings

Fleet admins can configure AIR II dual-facing dashcams directly from the Camera Settings tab on each device's camera page:

  • Record Feed — choose which streams (Audio, Road Facing, Driver Facing) are captured

  • Blur Faces — apply privacy blurring to None, Driver, Passenger, or All faces in-cab

  • Road Facing Alerts — toggle Forward Collision Warning, Close Following, Lane Departure, Stop Sign, and Pedestrian Collision Warning individually (road-facing detection itself stays active)

  • Driver Facing Alerts — toggle Drowsiness/Fatigue, Cell Phone Use, Distracted Driving, and Seatbelt alerts as a group or individually

Changes are saved via the Save changes button and delivered to the device, taking effect on the vehicle's next ignition cycle.

🎛️ Adaptive Overlay

When reviewing an event, click the new settings (gear) icon in the video player toolbar to open Adaptive Overlay and customize what displays on top of Road View footage:

  • Overlay Opacity — adjust overlay solidity from 0–100%

  • Object Types — show or hide overlays for Vehicles, Lane Line, Pedestrians, and Stop Signs

  • Lane Line Options — toggle LDW Margins (distance markers) when Lane Line is on

  • Video Stream Info — show or hide burned-in device ID, date/time, GPS, and speed data

  • Display Mode — switch to an alternate overlay layout


✅ Benefits

  • Tailored camera configuration — dial in exactly what each AIR II records and detects to match your company's privacy policy and the needs of specific routes or vehicle types

  • Less alert fatigue — turn off individual alerts (like Forward Collision Warning) instead of disabling an entire camera feed

  • Faster, clearer event review — declutter footage with fewer overlays, or add detail like lane lines and pedestrians when digging into an incident

  • Stronger driver privacy — configurable face-blurring options help keep your fleet aligned with in-cab privacy expectations


📚 Ready to Learn More?

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