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Nemodata, Platform Science Collaborate on Fleet Health Solution
The new solution uses data points such as vehicle stress, effective mileage, and vehicle health to create prescriptive maintenance plans for Platform Science customers.
February 28, 2023
Using the Nemodata's AI solution, Platform Science customers can make optimized operational decisions for maintenance, route optimization, de-fleeting, and EV transition.
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Nemodata, a data analytics and artificial intelligence solutions provider, has announced a collaboration with Platform Science to offer its fleet health solution through Platform Science's marketplace.
Nemodata's AI models leverage vehicle and fleet data to generate data points such as vehicle stress, effective mileage, and vehicle health. Using these new data points to automatically create prescriptive maintenance plans for Platform Science customers. Nemodata helps transition fleet operations from reactive to proactive to increase uptime and margins, company officials said.
"The combination of high operating costs, shortage in vehicles and parts, and upcoming EV regulations makes it a crucial time for fleets to leverage existing data to drive operational efficiency, safety, and sustainability," said Gal Bechor, CEO of Nemodata in a statement. "We are excited to collaborate with Platform Science to offer our data-driven fleet health solution to their customers."
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