Explore how technologies such as smart trailers, the internet of things, cloud computing, and APIs can come together to help fleet managers make use of their data in this Leadership Insights video interview.
Road Ready unveiled a new connectivity platform it calls a “reimagined productivity tool for the fleet manager.”
Although 33% of the 3 million trailers on the road in North America could be considered to have telematics, only 5% of them are considered smart trailers, says Grote. It believes its new 4See system could increase the percentage of smart trailers to 34% by 2027.
Clarience Technologies announced two solutions to one of the challenges of smart trailers – digitally integrating the tractor and trailer.
If equipment failures are a leading cause of driver dissatisfaction, smart trailer technologies can help. But you must follow through on repairs.
Phillips Connect made several announcements to help fleets and drivers benefit from smarter trailers, including new smart nosebox gateways, backup cameras, and a partnership with Utility to launch the Utility Connect trailer telematics system.
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The telematics push into trailers has been slow coming. But, experts say, this cutting-edge technology will soon change trailer maintenance and freight management forever.
Trailer maker Hyundai Translead launched HT LinkSense, an open-platform smart trailer solution, that is fully integrated with major telematics partners.
Drov Technologies’ AirBoxOne smart trailer platform can read any sensor on the trailer, change and control tire pressure, enable camera setups on the trailer, and provide driver alerts connect to the driver.
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