Today’s fleet managers are under constant pressure to improve road safety, reduce liability, and protect drivers and assets — all while managing rising insurance costs and litigation risk. By alerting teams to potential dangers in real-time, Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) and collision avoidance technologies are proving to be powerful allies in preventing accidents. 

Fleet vehicle ADAS upgrades utilize sensors, cameras, radar, LiDAR, and more to detect and respond to road conditions, obstructions, and dangerous driving behaviors. However, to ensure optimal performance and safety, aftermarket ADAS installation and calibration must be executed with extreme precision. That’s where we come in. 

At Orbital Installations, we provide professional anti-collision and ADAS installation services for fleet vehicles and OEMs nationwide. We work closely with top-tier suppliers and technology partners to ensure every sensor, camera, and software component is installed to spec. Zero guesswork, no margin for error, and no shortcuts—guaranteed! 

Here’s an overview of each component and a breakdown of how they contribute to safer driving. 

Lane Departure Warning Systems

Lane departure warning systems utilize cameras coupled with image recognition and processing software to detect and track lane markings. The primary goal is to help prevent collisions caused by drowsiness and distractions like:

• Billboards and roadside signage.
• Nearby traffic incidents.
• Mobile devices or infotainment screens.

If the system detects the vehicle veering without a turn signal, it immediately engages a combination of visual, audible, or vibration-based alerts to prompt corrective action.

Forward Collision Warning (FCW) Systems

Forward collision warning systems are designed to detect and prevent potential crashes. Using a mix of radar, LiDAR, cameras, and intelligent sensors, FCW solutions continuously scan the road ahead and provide drivers with early warnings if they detect:

• Stationary objects or hazards blocking the lane
• Vehicles stopping suddenly.
• Slowdowns due to congestion.

Early alerts give drivers time to brake or maneuver, ultimately reducing the likelihood of rear-end collisions and minimizing the potential for vehicle damage or driver injury.

Blind Spot Monitoring (BSM)

Blind spot monitoring helps eliminate everyday hazards caused by not having a clear view into adjacent lanes. Radars and advanced sensors continuously scan hard-to-see areas and deliver visual or audible alerts when they detect:

• Fast-approaching vehicles.
• Lane-splitting motorcycles or cyclists.
• Unexpected merging traffic.

Fuelled by real-time data, BSM systems reduce side-swipe incidents and make highway lane changes significantly safer. 

Driver Monitoring Systems (DMS)

Whether it’s texting, eating, or simply zoning out, distractions behind the wheel are the leading cause of preventable accidents. Driver monitoring solutions use inward-facing infrared cameras and facial recognition software to track real-time cues like:

• Eye movements indicating fatigue or inattention.
• Head positions suggesting distraction or nodding off.
• Lack of focus during prolonged, monotonous drives.

By identifying and eliminating risky behaviors before they become critical, DMS solutions encourage safer habits, foster driver accountability, and support a culture of proactive safety.

Commercial vehicle safety system installation isn’t just a plug-and-play job. These technologies require tight integration with your vehicle’s electronic control systems. Even the slightest misalignment in camera angles or sensor calibration can result in faulty data, inaccurate alerts, or system failure. The likely result? Compliance issues, warranty conflicts, and costly downtime.

To function correctly, every component must be placed, aligned, and tested to exact specifications. Successful deployment requires:

• Specialized knowledge of vehicle electronics and communication protocols
• Expertly trained technicians
• Certified installation tools
• OEM-spec calibration procedures and software 
• Documented system verification processes
• Diagnostic and troubleshooting tools
• Post-installation support.

No matter the scope of your upgrades or whether the primary goal is to outfit brand-new vehicles or retrofit aging fleet assets, getting it right the first time is non-negotiable. That’s why Orbital’s team of mobile ADAS installers is committed to ensuring your new tech delivers accurate, actionable data from day one.

Orbital Installations is the trusted ADAS system installer for some of the nation’s leading fleet-tech providers. We specialize in collision avoidance system installation across a wide range of commercial and municipal vehicles — from light-duty trucks to Class 8 tractors and everything in between. 

What sets us apart? Our installers aren’t just technicians. And we don’t just bolt on hardware. We understand how to work within complex systems and go the extra mile to verify performance, ensuring your system is optimized for immediate real-world use.

Ready to supercharge your fleet with smarter safety solutions? Contact us today to learn more about our ADAS installation services, schedule a consultation, or request a custom quote.