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Blind spots around large vehicles, including trucks and vans, are a leading cause of traffic accidents, pedestrian injuries, and costly vehicle damage. These blind spots can make reversing, lane changes, and tight-space maneuvers particularly hazardous. For logistics and fleet operators, ensuring safety in these scenarios is critical. However, traditional methods often fail to provide adequate coverage or timely warnings, leaving drivers vulnerable to unforeseen risks.

Modern agricultural mechanization has advanced significantly, but blind spots in machinery operation remain a major challenge. These blind spots increase the risk of accidents, leading to equipment damage, injuries, and economic losses. For fleet managers leasing machinery like combine harvesters and tractors, the reliance on GPS tracking alone is insufficient to address disputes over malfunctions or damage. 

Public transportation vehicles, such as buses and large passenger carriers, face significant safety challenges due to their size and operational environments. Blind spots are a major concern, especially during reversing or navigating crowded urban areas. These blind zones increase the risk of collisions with other vehicles, pedestrians, and infrastructure.