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Most people think they understand the cost of a collision.A damaged bumper.A crushed fender.A repair estimate.A claim.Bu...
06/23/2026

Most people think they understand the cost of a collision.

A damaged bumper.
A crushed fender.
A repair estimate.
A claim.

But in commercial transportation, the repair invoice is rarely the whole story.

Once contact happens, the cost cascade begins: downtime, rescheduled loads, driver reassignment, claims handling, administrative burden, customer friction, insurance exposure, legal risk, and lost productivity.

For many fleets, the most expensive costs are the ones that never appear in the first repair estimate.

In my latest article, I write about The Economics of Prevention and why collision prevention should not be viewed only as a safety initiative.

It is a financial strategy.

Because every collision avoided protects more than equipment. It protects people, preserves risk capital, reduces operational disruption, and prevents the entire cost cascade from beginning.

Read: The Economics of Prevention: What Collisions Really Cost on VisionWise.ai: https://visionwise.ai/insights/b/The-Economics-of-Prevention-What-Collisions-Really-Cost

06/19/2026

We believe the next leap in fleet safety will come from systems that can see, understand, locate, map, predict, and remember.

That's why VisionWise is building more than a visibility system. We're building a programmable Spatial Intelligence Platform for commercial transportation, using computer vision, AI, and edge computing to transform environmental understanding into actionable awareness.

We're proud to be collaborating with faculty from Carnegie Mellon University's National Robotics Engineering Center as we advance technologies designed to improve safety in trucking.

But the bigger opportunity is what this platform makes possible next.

Object understanding. Environmental mapping. Vehicle localization. Risk prediction. Spatial memory.

These capabilities can power applications such as blind-side awareness, trailer maneuvering, yard safety, asset intelligence, driver support, fleet operational intelligence, and so much more.

If you have an idea for how computer vision, AI, and spatial intelligence can improve trucking, post it in the comments or DM us to start the conversation.

For years, fleets have worked around the limitations of visibility with mirrors, cameras, training, and procedures.But v...
06/16/2026

For years, fleets have worked around the limitations of visibility with mirrors, cameras, training, and procedures.

But visibility alone doesn't prevent collisions.

The real challenge is understanding what matters in the moment: a trailer tracking toward an obstacle, a vehicle entering a blind-side conflict, or a hazard developing outside the driver's field of view.

In this new post, I explore how Continuous Awareness combines computer vision, vehicle understanding, and real-time risk detection to help drivers act before contact occurs—and why some of the industry's biggest safety gains may come in the last 50 feet of a maneuver.

Read: Continuous Awareness: Solving the Last 50 Feet on VisionWise.ai: https://visionwise.ai/insights/b/continuous-awareness-solvingthelast50feet

- Glynn

06/12/2026

Some ideas don’t arrive all at once. They unfold.

For me, this started around 2012, seeing mirrorless trucks and realizing the mirrors weren’t just a hardware detail. They affected performance, fuel economy, and ultimately what drivers could perceive.

Then the autonomy conversations started. Even back then, it was clear: autonomy was a longer arc with a lot still to solve. The more urgent mission was near-term, bringing meaningful technology to the professional drivers on the road today.

That’s the thread that led to VisionWise.

Follow along for the next part of the story.

For decades, fleets digitized nearly everything: dispatch, routing, billing, maintenance, safety, compliance, and telema...
06/10/2026

For decades, fleets digitized nearly everything: dispatch, routing, billing, maintenance, safety, compliance, and telematics.

But one reality stayed largely invisible to software: the physical environment around the truck, trailer, and load.

Fleet systems can tell you where a truck is, how it’s performing, and what’s happening inside the vehicle. They typically can’t see what the driver just navigated: recurring blind-side maneuvers, high-risk customer facilities, construction zone complexity, near-miss conditions, or the patterns that produce collisions and delays.

This blog is about the next phase of transportation digitization: when visibility becomes intelligence, and fleets can finally understand (and influence) the conditions that create outcomes.

Read: The Fleet Operating System Can Finally See on VisionWise.ai: https://visionwise.ai/insights/b/TheFleetOperatingSystemCanFinallySee

From this morning’s General Session at TCA Safety & Security in Oklahoma City, a line that stuck:“There are a million an...
06/09/2026

From this morning’s General Session at TCA Safety & Security in Oklahoma City, a line that stuck:

“There are a million and one reasons why safety is the bedrock of what we do.”
— Jim Mullen, President of TCA

That’s the truth. Safety sits underneath every decision fleets make: operations, culture, training, technology, and how we protect the people doing the work.

Appreciate the leadership and the conversations happening here this week.

06/09/2026

Checking in from the TCA Safety & Security Meeting in Oklahoma City!

Key themes throughout the event:
Proactive risk management
AI-driven safety insights
Cargo security and fraud prevention
Stronger fleet safety cultures

These discussions align directly with VisionWise's mission to help drivers see more, know more, and make safer decisions through the VisionWise Digital Vision System™ and real-time visual operational intelligence.
Building a safer future for fleets starts with better visibility and earlier awareness of risk, even on the blind-side.

If you’re here, say hello! Happy to meet between sessions. DM me if this topic matters to your operation. I’d love to connect.

06/07/2026

The most complex safety environment in trucking isn't always the road.

It's the backlot.

Distribution centers, warehouses, and yard operations are filled with blind-side hazards, moving equipment, pedestrians, trailers, dock doors, poles, and constantly changing conditions. Drivers make critical decisions in tight spaces where visibility can change in an instant.

That's why VisionWise is extending software-defined visibility beyond the highway.

By combining advanced sensing, edge AI, and real-time driver awareness, Backlot Navigator™ helps illuminate the environment around the vehicle, identify potential hazards, and support safer maneuvering where precision matters most.

Because collision prevention doesn't begin at highway speed.

It begins the moment a driver enters the yard.

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

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.

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