good guy samsung

wow, so those big screens make the heavy traffic disappear... how do they even do that..

#3 Big trucks like that get loaded from the sides

#4 not true. A small fraction of those big trucks get loaded from the side, but the usual loading is still from behind.

The camera position isn't that great should heave been at the upper-left corner of the container.

#3 #4 #5 #6 and it's still a great idea

#2 apparently the heavy traffic disappears because the Samsung trucks only drive 20 kph ...

(or maybe they just did that because their camera drone couldn't fly any faster?)

I guess it still can be loaded from behind. The whole back probably opens like a single door instead of using 2 doors. That wouldn't be a problem

yeah, that's not distracting at all

#3 & #9 Go back and watch @ 0:40 , the doors open and close like most others.
#6 I agree that would give a better field of vision.

They should show cartoons on those monitors and no one would want to overtake anymore.

Well, you have to trust the system.
The other day, I ended up lost at 2am in the middle of nowhere because for 10 min I trusted my GPS: it had crashed and the image was frozen.
Still, a nice idea.

Seems to me misjudging distance on the overtake is the problem, not whether it's clear to overtake.

If it saves lives it is worth it.

Would like to see how that works in rain, snow, slush, mud, dirt, freezing temps. If that front camera has no auto cleaning cover, it will be useless in certain situations after 1-2min of driving.
Just simple rain usually causes swirl of small mist tailing the truck, pretty much obscuring the view.

Just a matter of time before they sell that space for adverts...
adverts on tv, youtube, cinemas's ect ect ect

Who did they copy that from? :/

just an idea but maybe the speed limits are too low if EVERBODY is trying to pass