By: [William/Senior Engineering Lead at DANSKER] As an engineer at DANSKER, my daily focus isn’t just on lens clarity or GPS accuracy—it is on survival. A dashcam is the only consumer electronic device expected to perform high-bitrate 4K encoding while…
By: [William/Senior Engineering Lead at DANSKER] In the rapidly evolving landscape of automotive safety, a dash cam has transitioned from a “nice-to-have” gadget to a critical legal and safety companion for drivers across North America and Europe. At DANSKER, we…
By: [William/Senior Engineering Lead at DANSKER] As a Senior Automotive Electronics Software Engineer at DANSKER, I’ve spent years navigating the intersection of imaging technology and vehicle-to-everything (V2X) connectivity. Our focus on the Euro-American markets has shown us a significant shift:…
By: [William/Senior Engineering Lead at DANSKER] As a senior software engineer at DANSKER, focusing on the rigorous demands of the North American and European automotive markets, I am often asked: “Why does the file format matter if the video looks…
By [Riley/DANSKER Team], Senior Marketing & Engineering Specialist When we design dash cams for the demanding markets of North America and Europe, we aren’t just building cameras; we are building “black boxes” for vehicles. One of the most misunderstood yet…
By: [William/Senior Engineering Lead at DANSKER] As the R&D at DANSKER, with years of experience in automotive electronic ecosystems, I’ve overseen the evolution of dash cams from simple “loop recorders” to sophisticated multi-channel safety hubs. One feature that frequently surfaces…
By [Riley/DANSKER Team], Senior Marketing & Engineering Specialist One of the most significant shifts in our Industrial Design (ID) recently has been the adoption of 2.5D curved glass. While standard flat displays have been the industry baseline for years, the…
