Telit Cinterion’s Next IoT eSIMs are powering FleetSafe.ai’s AI video telematics deployment in the 2026 British Truck Racing Championship (BTRC).

The partnership demonstrates how fleets can reliably scale real-time, data-intensive applications across demanding environments.

FleetSafe.ai chose Telit Cinterion to support its video telematics platform, which requires continuous, high-bandwidth data transmission and reliable connectivity across varying network conditions. While motorsport represents an extreme use case, the deployment highlights how fleet operators can leverage AI video telematics to gain real-time visibility into driver behaviour and enable faster incident response.

In the championship, each truck is equipped with FleetSafe.ai’s AI-powered in-cab and external cameras. The cameras provide ongoing monitoring of driver behaviour and fatigue, along with live video streaming and analytics.

Streaming that volume of video data reliably requires connectivity that adapts in real time. Next IoT eSIM (www.telit.com/next-esim/) supports multiprofile technology to maintain optimal coverage and ensure uninterrupted data flow. Each eSIM dynamically switches between operator profiles based on location, predefined rules and cost.

FleetSafe.ai manages its deployment through the Next connectivity management platform, Telit Cinterion’s cloud-native connectivity and eSIM management portal. Next provides FleetSafe.ai with a single, centralised control plane for end-to-end visibility across the deployment, including per-device usage analytics, session-level diagnostics and SIM lifecycle status.

The platform enables policy-driven remote activation and proactively issues alerts and insights for anomalous data consumption, supporting scalable, automated fleet operations.

By leveraging a single commercial and technical framework, FleetSafe.ai eliminates the need to manage multiple SIM vendors, APNs and contracts across regions. This reduces operational complexity and accelerates deployment and scaling.

“Video telematics is central to improving safety and performance across modern fleets, but it requires reliable, high-throughput connectivity to deliver value,” said Dean Leonard, president of technical operations at UK firm FleetSafe.ai. “With Telit Cinterion, we can stream video in real time, monitor driver fatigue and behaviour, and operate with the confidence that our connectivity will scale and perform wherever our customers need it.”

Martin Krona, president of services at Telit Cinterion (www.telit.com), added: “Fleet operators are increasingly relying on AI-driven video to enhance safety and streamline operations. This deployment demonstrates how our integrated connectivity, eSIM and platform capabilities ensure uptime and support the most demanding, high-data IoT applications at global scale.”

For more information on the British Truck Racing Championship, go to btrc.co.