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REI (Radio Engineering Industries)

Camera systems, fleet management, 360 surround view cameras and driver assistance for school buses and commercial vehicle fleets.

AI Dash Cameras and Video Telematics School Bus Safety, Cameras and Stop-Arm Enforcement

Overview

Radio Engineering Industries, which trades as REI, is a United States engineering company making camera systems, fleet management software, video monitors, radios and accessories for transportation fleets. Its in-house engineers develop fleet camera systems, 360 surround view cameras, collision avoidance and driver assistance equipment, and the company’s business management system is registered to the ISO 9001:2015 quality standard. Markets served are school bus, motorcoach, transit, commercial bus, commercial truck, and agriculture and construction. The ARMOR Software Suite is its web-based platform for recording, storing and reviewing event video and fleet data, with cloud or on-premises storage, live bus tracking, automatic event notifications and automated driver performance reports. ARMOR pairs with either manual or automated stop-arm solutions, and REI’s stop-arm cameras capture illegal passing in HD with a clear licence plate image a district can hand to law enforcement. Customer support is staffed live and in house.

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