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Samsara Launches Industry-First 360-Degree Camera Built for Open-Cab Equipment

Business Wire•12/11/2026•09:00 ET
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Key Highlights

  • ➤Samsara launches Samsara for Equipment and a patent-pending 360-degree AI camera
  • ➤360 Camera uses one mount and dual-fisheye lenses for full equipment visibility
  • ➤Products target warehouses, job sites, mines, and airport ramps
  • ➤Alaska Airlines uses the 360 Camera across its ground support equipment
  • ➤Both Samsara for Equipment and the 360 Camera are available today

Expert Statements

David Gal, VP of Product & Engineering at Samsara

“The frontline workers operating forklifts, excavators, and ground equipment do some of the riskiest work in physical operations”

David Gal, VP of Product & Engineering at Samsara

“These machines have open cabs, no windshield, no roof, and hazards on every side.”

David Gal, VP of Product & Engineering at Samsara

“We built a camera tough enough to work in those conditions and see all the way around the operator, so customers can protect frontline workers on the warehouse floor, the job site, and the ramp the same way they do on the road.”

Mehdi Jnah, Director of Ground Support Equipment, Alaska Airlines

“Safety on the ramp has always been our top priority, and Samsara has been a true partner in helping us raise the bar”

Mehdi Jnah, Director of Ground Support Equipment, Alaska Airlines

“Their AI dash cams gave us something we never had before — real-time alerts and video footage to protect our crews.”

Mehdi Jnah, Director of Ground Support Equipment, Alaska Airlines

“With the 360 Camera, we extend safety to every type of ground service equipment on the ramp.”

Mehdi Jnah, Director of Ground Support Equipment, Alaska Airlines

“Baggage tractors, tugs, pushbacks — each with its own unique demands and operating procedures.”

Mehdi Jnah, Director of Ground Support Equipment, Alaska Airlines

“Now, not only can we see it all, we have real-time access to the evidence we need to move from incident report to root cause in minutes.”

Mehdi Jnah, Director of Ground Support Equipment, Alaska Airlines

“We believe this kind of innovation has the potential to transform ramp safety across the entire industry.”

Samsara Launches Industry-First 360-Degree Camera Built for Open-Cab Equipment

Ruggedized camera anchors a new AI safety and equipment monitoring system for warehouses, job sites, mines, and airport ramps

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