Sometimes, we humans can use some extra assistance. ADAS systems are making the roads a safer place for everyone. Leveraging this technology in your business means a safer and more efficient fleet. In this guide, we review how these technologies work and 35 of the most common systems available today.
The IoT network is a type of network that connects and enables a large number of devices such as smart devices, sensors, and other IoT devices, to efficiently communicate and share data between them and the cloud-based IoT services that manage them. In a nutshell, it connects enabled devices together to allow businesses to review data rapidly, often in real-time, to make the best decisions for safety, and efficiency, and to maximize ROI.
Read on to learn more about computer networks and IoT technology across construction, agriculture, and industrial industry categories.
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration offers a specific definition of a commercial motor vehicle. Learn the definition and classifications in this guide.
DTCs were developed by the Society of Automotive Engineers to standardize vehicle self-diagnostics and speed up the repair process. This guide will show you how to read and understand both OBD-II & J1939 Diagnostic Trouble Codes.
This article will provide fleet managers with a guide to ingress protection ratings, including critical questions to ask during decision-making, and the importance of IP ratings in fleet management.
Driver behavior monitoring leverages IoT technology to collect safety data in real time. This insight will allow managers to identify the best drivers, the worst drivers, and everyone in between. Keeping employees accountable for safe driving practices can greatly reduce the financial costs to your business, and equally as important, your reputation on the open road. In this article, we’ll dive into what driver behavior monitoring is, what is possible to monitor, and product suggestions for common use cases. Read on.