Telematics Tablet
Mobile Devices is introducing what it calls the first Telematics Tablet

Mobile Devices is introducing what it calls the first Telematics Tablet.
The Telematics Tablet addresses the driver's needs such as navigation, traffic information or speed alerts as well as the needs of fleet operators such as driver logs, vehicle inspection or dispatch.
Mobile Devices' Telematics Tablet is OS-based, programmable, and comes with a full SDK that enables developers to create the services in High Definition.
Thanks to the Morpheus3 OS, the tablet can run two applications on the screen at the same time, for example: truck-specific navigation and routing.
The tablet comes ready for any MRM application, with its I/O and accelerometer in a solid smart cradle that connects to the ignition.
With price and reliability in line with telematics standards, the 7" Tablet has the power to become the central communications hub to back-office applications, enabling the display of HoS, driver login, vehicle inspection or other complex services all at once.
Mobile Devices is a provider of next generation connected navigation devices, smart displays, tablets, dongles and black boxes - all running the same Open Telematics Operating System: Morpheus3. With Morpheus3, developers benefit from a powerful SDK to access the device settings, the applications running on the device as well as the communication gateway.
More info: www.mobile-devices.com
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