OTUS IMAGING specializes in advanced video telematics, dash cameras, and AI SoC solutions for automotive, fleet management, and video conferencing applications.
OTUS IMAGING is a technology company founded in 2014 and based in Taipei, Taiwan. The company specializes in advanced imaging solutions, particularly AI System-on-Chip (SoC) technology and Image Signal Processing (ISP) for the automotive industry. Their product lineup includes connected vehicle cameras, panoramic DVRs, motorbike DVRs, and versatile dash cams designed for fleet management and professional video telematics.
With innovative features like the OTUS Fleet Communication Protocol (OFCP), their camera systems integrate seamlessly with vehicle trackers, enabling live video streaming, event-triggered recording, and automated cloud uploads via 4G LTE and Wi-Fi. By prioritizing superior HDR video quality, smart loop recording, and flexible AI frameworks, OTUS IMAGING provides robust turnkey solutions for comprehensive vehicle monitoring and safety.
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Install the camera near the rear-view mirror, preferably at the center of the windshield, within the wiping range of the wipers for optimal visibility. Clean the glass and firmly attach the base holder bracket. Avoid placing it on tinted windows if it may hinder recording or damage the tint film.
It is highly recommended to use a Class 10 or higher Micro-SD card with a capacity of at least 8GB. Modern OTUS cameras typically support up to 256GB. Always format the SD card on the device before initial use.
This typically occurs if the loop recording setting is turned off. Check your device's settings to ensure loop recording is enabled, which allows the camera to automatically overwrite the oldest video files when the memory is full.
OFCP is a communication protocol designed for interaction between a vehicle tracker and the dash camera via RS232. It enables external trackers to issue commands, trigger event recordings, manage Wi-Fi settings, and automate video uploads to fleet management cloud servers.