Pearl Automation Unveils Most Advanced Automotive Backup Cam in the World

With a mission to provide drivers with access to the latest car features, Pearl Automation Inc. has recently launched RearVision, the advanced backup camera and alert system that installs in just a matter of minutes.

RearVision enables a super-wide view of the area behind the vehicle in both day and night—with HD video streamed wirelessly to the user’s phone—and is the first to offer feature improvements through automatic updates.

According to Bryson Gardner, co-founder and CEO of Pearl, rather than wait for the promise of the self-driving vehicle, they are further developing many of those underlying technologies to help the human driver today. “And these features learn and improve over time through automatic updates, just as you’ve come to expect with the experience on your phone.”

Normally, automotive technology can take 40 or more years to reach wide scale adoption. The first-ever backup camera was featured in a production car 25 years ago, but fewer than one in four vehicles in the USA have them today. Backup cameras are considered as one of the most critical safety and convenience features, and the NHTSA has mandated that backup cameras become standard beginning with all model-year 2019 cars.