Wright Brothers Adopts Powerfleet AI Video Platform for Safety

Wright Brothers Construction, one of the most recognized names in U.S. civil contracting, has turned to Powerfleet, Inc. to strengthen on-road safety and elevate its workforce culture. The company has deployed Powerfleet’s Unity AI Video SaaS solution, designed to provide data-driven insights that reduce risk, improve coaching, and support long-term employee well-being.

Announced from Woodcliff Lake, New Jersey, Powerfleet (Nasdaq: AIOT) confirmed that the deployment is a cornerstone of Wright Brothers’ strategy to modernize safety oversight and introduce advanced artificial intelligence tools into daily operations.

“We needed more than video, we needed actionable safety data intelligence at scale, to help us make faster decisions and make a scalable impact,” said Michael Shirk, Corporate Safety Director for Wright Brothers. “Powerfleet delivered a flexible SaaS solution that worked for our people, not just our policies.”

From Video Recording to Actionable Intelligence

Unlike traditional dashcam systems, Powerfleet’s Unity platform applies AI-powered analytics to convert raw video into real-time intelligence. This allows Wright Brothers to stabilize insurance costs, accelerate incident investigations, and create tailored coaching opportunities for drivers.

“Wright Brothers’ adoption of Unity's AI-powered video solution highlights how our platform delivers immediate safety gains while embedding deeper value over time,” said Steve Towe, CEO of Powerfleet. “By delivering automated actionable intelligence at scale, we’re fueling customer success and building durable growth.”

The move underscores a larger industry shift from fragmented point solutions to integrated SaaS ecosystems that combine intelligent hardware, predictive risk management, compliance automation, and workforce engagement.

Deployment Outcomes and Culture Shift

Key benefits from the rollout include:

Insurance protection

‍High-fidelity, AI-tagged video evidence that reduces liability exposure.

Driver coaching

‍Event-triggered workflows that allow safety managers to provide timely, constructive feedback.

Employee retention

‍Zero attrition tied to the program rollout, reflecting strong driver acceptance and trust.

For Wright Brothers, this investment strengthens its long-standing reputation for safety, quality, and innovation in delivering critical infrastructure projects.

Powerfleet’s Expanding Market Role

Powerfleet continues to grow its Unity platform footprint globally, with applications across logistics, construction, industrial, and transportation sectors. By serving more than 48,000 customers in 120 countries, the company positions itself as a leader in AI-powered data solutions that improve mobile asset performance, safety, and sustainability.

As contractors face heightened pressures to reduce operational risk and comply with evolving safety standards, Wright Brothers’ move demonstrates how AI video SaaS solutions are becoming indispensable to modern fleet management.

Originally reported by Power Fleet in PR News Wire.