Connected Car Data for
Safety & Emergency
Accelerate emergency responses to save property and lives
The Otonomo Platform makes automotive data from connected cars available for a diverse range of safety and emergency use cases. Real-time information like airbag deployments, hard braking, speed, and location give first responders a head start on emergencies and uncover problem areas for transportation planners to investigate. Connected car data makes a real difference in terms of improving emergency response times and saving lives.
Interested in learning more about connected car data for safety & emergency?
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Single Integration
Access data from multiple OEM sources through a single integration. Reach more potential customers and lower development costs.
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Enriched Datasets
Tap into enriched events data with precise locations to build safety and emergency apps faster and at lower cost.
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Privacy First
Protect driver privacy through a centralized Consent Management Hub and sophisticated Dynamic Blurring Engine to enable the big datasets needed for AI-based safety solutions.
Safety & Emergency Services Can Use Connected Car Data for:
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Emergency Response
Use connected car data to detect accidents in near-real time and give first responders precise information about the accident to improve response time and care. Know the vehicle’s speed, location, and number of occupants. -
Roadside Assistance
Quickly respond to drivers’ requests for help with location data, as well as insights from diagnostic codes or other data generated by connected cars. -
Road Hazard Identification and Safety Planning
Use real-time and historical data on accidents, hard braking, or speeds to identify hazardous sections of road and plan for necessary improvements. -
Vehicle Health Monitoring
Help fleets ensure that their vehicles are in good working order and have adequate fuel to safely complete rides.
Contact us to find out about the automotive data parameters available for safety and emergency solutions
Dive in Deeper
CASE STUDY
Waycare
Waycare’s machine learning models use car data as one input for a solution with the ability to reduce crashes by up to 17% and identify accidents faster.
FEATURED BLOG POST
How Car Data Improves Roadside Assistance
Highways England anticipated 5,000 breakdowns per week in the UK during the summer of 2019.
