Hayden AI Granted Patent for its Behind-the-Windshield AI Camera System

San Francisco, CA – Hayden AI, a global leader in artificial intelligence and machine learning technologies, has been awarded a patent for its camera-based perception system that detects objects from behind vehicle windshields. The patent was awarded on June 27, 2023 and is labeled U.S. Patent number 11,689,787.

Most mobile camera systems for roadway object detection must be mounted outside of vehicles – on the vehicle’s roof or off its side – and cannot see through windshields or work in low light conditions. Hayden AI’s mobile perception system is designed to be mounted inside the vehicle – behind windshields – while maintaining highly-accurate object detection. This makes the Hayden AI camera system operational in all weather and light conditions.

“We have looked at every electrical, mechanical, optical and software element in our system and optimized it from end-to-end to deliver an AI camera system that can see at night even from behind a heavily tinted windshield,” said Vaibhav Ghadiok, Chief Technology Officer and co-founder of Hayden AI. “Every component of our mobile perception platform — from this camera system to our patented compute box — is designed in-house to ensure that our customers can detect roadway events with high accuracy in all conditions. We are so happy to see our hard work pay off with this patent award.”

Hayden AI is the US market leader in mobile automated bus lane enforcement and bus stop enforcement, with over 650 camera systems installed on transit buses across the country. Detecting objects in low light and all weather conditions ensures that all parking violations impacting reliable service and safety for transit riders are processed, helping transit agencies keep bus lanes and bus stops clear. Additionally, mounting the camera system behind the bus windshield protects the equipment from the elements, increasing its lifespan and reducing maintenance costs.

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About Hayden AI: At Hayden AI, we’re pioneering real world problem solving powered by AI and machine learning. From bus lane and bus stop enforcement to digital twin modeling and more, our clients use our mobile perception system to speed up transit, make streets safer, and create a more sustainable future. Our privacy first approach ensures that our technologies comply with security and privacy regulations and protect personal information while fostering innovation.