Combining NB-IoT and black boxes in collaboration with Mbrain
Real-time provision of vehicle impact and location information

On the 18th, KT collaborated with Mbrain, a developer of vehicle dashcams, to jointly develop and unveil 'DeepFly,' a service based on NB IoT (Narrowband Internet of Things).
The DeepFly service incorporates IoT GPS functionality into existing dashcams and connects in real-time with a smartphone application, allowing users to check various vehicle-related information in real-time, such as impacts, accidents, and vehicle towing while parked.

Users can also check vehicle information such as location and battery status. It supports real-time monitoring to check for safe driving, including whether speeding violations have occurred. KT also regularly provides safe driving guides by analyzing driving data, such as sudden braking and speeding.

Deepfly can be used by first connecting it to the 'Urive Edge S1' and 'Urive Edge G1' dashcams, and is available for purchase at car accessory shops. We plan to continuously expand compatible terminal models and distribution channels.

“With the launch of this dashcam, KT has expanded the application scope of NB IoT from the control of fixed entities such as LP gas and movable property collateral to the control of mobile entities, specifically in-vehicle dashcams,” said Lee Mi-hyang, Senior Vice President of KT Biz Incubation Center. “As the IoT dashcam is a service directly related to the driver’s safety and property, we expect it to become an essential service for drivers.”

Park Young-soo, Senior Vice President of Mbrain’s Service Business Division, stated, “Through DeepFly, we will provide new customer experiences to dashcam users and pioneer a new IoT dashcam market.”