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Overview

Streamax (锐明技术) is a Chinese technology company that develops vision-based artificial intelligence and AIoT (AI + IoT) solutions for commercial vehicles. Founded in 2002 as a general DVR and camera hardware provider, the company later repositioned itself around the commercial vehicle segment and now describes itself as a world-leading AIoT smart solution provider for commercial vehicles. Its mission is to be "the most reliable guardian of road safety," and its vision is "a better future of mobility, created by technology." Streamax serves a range of commercial vehicle industries, including trucking, public transit, school buses, taxis, mining, and OEM customers. Its product portfolio spans AI dashcams, mobile digital video recorders (MDVRs), cameras, cargo management systems, all-domain control units, and central display units. Flagship products include the ADMAX 6-channel AI dashcam, the Z5 dual-channel AI cargo management system, the A16 MAX (IBCU) for bus operations, the C27 (SAV Kit) AI cameras for violation capture, the TPMAX all-domain control unit, the M10 with 4TB storage and 8-channel HD video, and the CMS31 camera monitoring system. The company is headquartered in Shenzhen, China, and operates through a network of global subsidiaries and offices, including in Japan, the United States, Singapore, the United Arab Emirates, the Netherlands, and Brazil. According to its official website, Streamax has over 2,000 employees, generates 65% of its revenue overseas, operates 7 global subsidiaries, and does business in more than 100 countries. It also states it has 1,200+ global partners and was ranked No. 1 globally by installed base (Berg Insights 2024) and No. 4 as a provider of vision-based AI solutions for commercial vehicles. Streamax listed on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange in 2019. In 2025, it opened a global headquarters and accounting center in Singapore. The company positions itself around road safety, edge computing, and cloud data, and continues to expand its international footprint with localized offices, teams, and service.

History

Streamax was founded in 2002 as a general DVR and camera hardware provider. For its early years, the company operated in the broader surveillance and video hardware space, supplying recording and camera equipment. In 2015, Streamax made a strategic shift to focus on the commercial vehicle segment, cutting its land surveillance product line. This decision marked a turning point, narrowing the company's scope to vehicles and fleet operations rather than fixed-site surveillance. In 2017, the company adopted an "All in AI" strategy, reflecting its view that the future of the industry depends on artificial intelligence. This shift aligned Streamax with the growing demand for vision-based safety and telematics systems in commercial vehicles. In 2019, Streamax listed on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange. The same year, the company committed to "All in Edge Computing and Cloud Data," deepening its focus on onboard processing and cloud-based fleet management. By 2023, Streamax had finished development of its R&D pyramid, which it describes as a fundamental enhancement of its R&D efficiency and capability. This internal restructuring supported the expansion of its product portfolio, including AI dashcams, MDVRs, cargo management systems, and control units. In 2025, Streamax opened a global headquarters and accounting center in Singapore, signaling a further shift toward international operations and localized service. By this time, the company reported over 2,000 employees, 65% overseas revenue, 7 global subsidiaries, and business in more than 100 countries. It also cited a No. 1 global installed base ranking (Berg Insights 2024) and a No. 4 position among providers of vision-based AI solutions for commercial vehicles.

2025
Grand opening of global headquarters and accounting center in Singapore.
2024
Ranked No. 1 global installed base (Berg Insights 2024) and No. 4 provider of vision-based AI solutions for commercial vehicles.
2023
Finished development of the R&D pyramid, enhancing R&D efficiency and capability.
2019
Listed on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange; committed to "All in Edge Computing and Cloud Data."
2017
Adopted "All in AI" strategy.
2015
Strategic shift to focus on the commercial vehicle segment; cut land surveillance product line.
2002
Founded as a general DVR and camera hardware provider.

Products and positioning

ADMAX 6-channel AI dashcam
Next-generation flagship intelligence dashcam.
Z5 dual-channel AI cargo management system
Dual-channel AI cargo management system for cargo visibility.
A16 MAX (IBCU)
Robust performance for bus operation needs.
C27 (SAV Kit)
AI cameras for precise violation capture.
TPMAX all-domain control unit
All-domain control unit to empower central display.
M10
4TB storage, 8-channel HD video and 6 TOPS AI; described as the intelligent brain of smarter mining.
CMS31
Camera monitoring system redefining mirrors and empowering cameras.

Controversies

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