Vueroid launches always-on QHD dash cam with smartwatch-like screen, voice control, GPS, and license plate enhancement

Vueroid has added a new member to its existing dash cam lineup, the H1 QHD Infinite dash cam, featuring a smartwatch-like 1.6-inch circular touchscreen. The latest offering comes with AI License Plate Restoration technology, helping ensure those involved in causing a crash can be tracked down from the HDR recordings.

The H1 QHD Infinite comes with a Sony Starvis 2 (IMX675) sensor capable of clear low-light and nighttime recordings, according to the company. It captures 2,560 x 1,440 pixel videos at 30 fps through a wide-angle lens that comes with a circular polarizer to cut through harsh glare.

The dash cam is controlled through its touchscreen or by voice commands for safe hands-free use while driving. A single multifunction button is used to power the unit on, turn on the screen, or activate manual recording.

Other features of the H1 include collision detection, time-lapse recording, a built-in GPS for precise tracking, and 24-hour parking surveillance, which uses just 1 mA of power when not recording. The dash cam can automatically disable parking surveillance to save even more power when the car is parked within a safe, geofenced location, such as a secured garage.

The H1 QHD Infinite dash cam has an MSRP of $149.99 and is available from Vueroid or Amazon.

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