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Professional drivers don’t have a capability problem. They have a timing problem.Risk often appears late, then impact ha...
06/02/2026

Professional drivers don’t have a capability problem. They have a timing problem.

Risk often appears late, then impact happens fast. A pedestrian steps out. A vehicle enters from the blind-side. Traffic collapses sooner than expected. In those moments, the margin isn’t skill. It’s seconds.

In this post, I explain what we call the Warning Window™: the decision-making time between risk emerging and contact, and why research suggests collision probability drops dramatically as warning time increases, especially in the 1–2 second range.

I also share how we think about driver trust, the role of human-machine interface, and why the goal is to extend driver judgment, not replace it.

Read: The Warning Window™: Engineering Time Before Contact on VisionWise.ai: https://visionwise.ai/insights/b/the-warning-window-engineering-time-before-contact

05/31/2026

If we get this right, every stakeholder wins.

The national safety objective is clear: zero roadway fatalities. And in commercial transportation, that means reducing preventable harm, not just documenting it.

At VisionWise, we're focused on the moments that matter most—using computer vision to illuminate every No-Zone and provide drivers with greater awareness before risk becomes a collision.

This isn’t theoretical. What you’re seeing here is a commercial-grade computer vision system engineered to see around the vehicle and feed the intelligence needed to support better decisions in real operations.

More to come.

Follow along for the next clip in the Visibility Redefined series.

A single Class 8 tractor can run: highway linehaul, urban deliveries, docking, night ops, and congested customer backlot...
05/28/2026

A single Class 8 tractor can run: highway linehaul, urban deliveries, docking, night ops, and congested customer backlots.

Each duty cycle changes what matters: forward awareness, lateral awareness, wide context, precise context, motion prediction, and more.

Yet visibility is often treated as one-size-fits-all.

That’s why “software-defined visibility” matters. When in-cab visibility can adapt to virtually any duty cycle, vision stops being a fixed constraint and becomes a powerfully efficient upgradeable capability.

Full blog is live on VisionWise.ai.: https://visionwise.ai/post/software-defined-visibility

05/26/2026

A prevention system has to see the whole scene. Coverage alone isn’t the point. Awareness is.

Our 345-degree field of view was designed for the professional drivers of commercial motor vehicles, because collision prevention requires more than simply seeing around the vehicle.
When a system can see, compute, comprehend, decide, inform the driver, remember what it has learned, and apply that intelligence to the next decision, visibility begins to evolve into machine perception.

And when you introduce a Vision-as-a-Service™ layer that enables third parties to build, deploy, and monetize entirely new capabilities and applications, you create something much larger than a camera system. You create an entirely new category for collision prevention.
That kind of shift makes high-frequency property damage and injury events, hundreds of thousands each year, more preventable than they’ve ever been.

We'll be discussing where fleet safety is headed at the upcoming TCA Safety & Security Meeting in Oklahoma City, June 7–9.

Follow along for the next clip in the Visibility Redefined series.

Today we honor the men and women who gave their lives in service to our country.We’re grateful for their sacrifice, and ...
05/25/2026

Today we honor the men and women who gave their lives in service to our country.

We’re grateful for their sacrifice, and we hold their families in our thoughts as we remember what it cost.

Wishing you a meaningful Memorial Day.

— VisionWise

ATA Mid-Year in Hollywood.Between the committee meetings and educational sessions, the best part has been the conversati...
05/20/2026

ATA Mid-Year in Hollywood.

Between the committee meetings and educational sessions, the best part has been the conversations—operators, leaders, and partners comparing notes on what’s changing and what needs to become “baseline” next.

One thing this industry never stops reminding you: trucking is big, but it’s also a family. The relationships run deep, and progress happens faster when trust is already in the room.

If you’re here this week, say hello.

05/20/2026

Checking in from the ATA Mid-Year Management Conference in Hollywood, FL.

This week is packed with committee meetings and strong updates on the regulatory priorities shaping trucking—alongside a lot of discussion around litigation, nuclear verdicts, and how fleets defend after an incident.

We’re here pushing a different (and necessary) shift: from recording and defending to preventing. Using computer vision and AI to give professional drivers the split-second awareness that helps them make better decisions faster—and avoid collisions altogether.

If you’re here at Mid-Year, or if this conversation matters to your operation, DM me. I’d love to connect.

For the past decade, fleet safety improved its ability to document incidents.Dashcams and video systems helped claims, c...
05/12/2026

For the past decade, fleet safety improved its ability to document incidents.

Dashcams and video systems helped claims, coaching, and accountability. That mattered.

But documentation has a ceiling. It explains what happened after the outcome is already locked in—and fleets can document perfectly and still experience the same collision volume next week.

The next era is prevention.

Prevention depends on timing: the brief window before impact when a driver can still act. That window is where safety systems move from recording reality to influencing outcomes.

I wrote this out clearly here:
“Fleet Safety Is Shifting From Documentation to Prevention” - VisionWise.ai

If you’re responsible for safety, risk, or fleet performance, I’d be genuinely interested in your take: what’s the biggest barrier to prevention becoming baseline?

Lisa Glynn Goldschmidt Spangenberg

05/08/2026

There are 500,000+ crashes involving commercial motor vehicles in the U.S. every year. The cost estimates vary, but the real impact is bigger than money—it’s the casualties and the ripple effects that change families, drivers, and communities permanently.

That’s why this is a moral imperative for me and for our team.

And it’s also why the story matters: for decades, the industry has tried to solve blind spots with warnings and signs on the back of trailers—our attempt to reduce No-Zone risk. The next step is building systems that help prevent these moments before they become headlines.

More to come.

Follow along for the full story.

04/23/2026

One of the most valuable safety elements is time.

If you can give a driver even 1–2 seconds of advanced warning of impending danger, you can turn a collision into a near miss.

That’s the shift we care about: from recording outcomes to preventing them.

Follow for more in the Visibility Redefined series.

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