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Jimi IoT on event-based video telematics: alerts, buffers & upload rules

In this episode will talk about event-based video telematics with Oscar Zhang (Jimi IoT) and share how fleets can capture the right video evidence without blowing up data costs. We cover the practical stuff fleets and telematics providers ask about every day: 🔹 Alerts & priorities: what should go via LTE immediately vs what can wait for Wi-Fi 🔹 Buffer settings: how much time “before/after” an event is enough (and why) 🔹 Smart uploads under weak coverage: what happens when trucks go offline 🔹 Storage & SD card health: keeping footage reliable and costs predictable 🔹 Security events: tamper, camera blocked, jamming detection, and evidence retention 🔹 Cargo protection setups: camera layouts that actually work in real operations 🔹 Cross-border connectivity: SIM/roaming considerations for international routes _______________________________ Navixy's social media accounts: LinkedIn:   / 10080925   Facebook:   / navixygps   X: https://www.x.com/Navixy Telegram: https://t.me/navixy_updates Get quick answers 24/7 from Navixy AI Assistant: https://clck.ru/3QoRUY 𝗪𝗲𝗯𝘀𝗶𝘁𝗲: https://www.navixy.com 𝗖𝗼𝗻𝘁𝗮𝗰𝘁 𝘂𝘀: https://www.navixy.com/en/contact ________________________________ Contents 01:19 — Guest intro: Oscar Zhang (Jimi IoT) 04:24 — Why continuous video fails: coverage gaps, cost, review overload 04:50 — Is livestreaming worth it? When it makes sense 06:13 — Fleet pain points: cost, safety/security, compliance 07:26 — Edge AI approach: send only what matters + shared buffer 08:15 — Getting started: which alerts to enable first 09:20 — Alert priority framework: driver vs ops team 10:34 — LTE vs Wi-Fi upload logic (prioritize, then upload the rest) 11:30 — High-priority examples: SOS button + collision detection 12:48 — Buffer recommendations: 7s before / 8s after (15s total) + longer options 23:00 — Cross-border connectivity + offline scenarios 27:12 — Cargo protection: camera layouts + tamper/jamming evidence retention