Telematics and fleet management solutions are developed to monitor the performance, location, and condition of fleets in real time. Aside from vehicle location tracking, a smart telematics and fleet management solution can benefit your business in a variety of other ways. They improve communication for diagnosing vehicle health, monitoring fuel levels, and analyzing driver behavior. PsiBorg develops customized telematics and fleet management solutions based on your requirements. Click the below tab to get the solution that is right for your business.
Telematics is a term that contains two different words – telecommunications and informatics. Broadly defined, it means an integrated use of telecommunications and information technologies. Telematics and Fleet Management using IoT helps in monitoring Fleet fetching large amounts of data. The information managed by telematics systems in fleet management consists of parameters such as vehicle location, engine diagnosis, vehicle operations, movement, etc
Telematics makes the car/vehicle safer, summons roadside assistance at the press of an SOS button, re-routes the vehicle in case of congestion, auto-dials emergency contacts if the vehicle meets with the accident. The information managed by telematics systems in fleet management consists of parameters such as vehicle location, engine diagnosis, vehicle operations, movement tracking, driver’s behavior, data from OBD II port to our phones etc.
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With Telematics car rental companies can provide best-in-class customer service and faster emergency response. The vehicle data can also be used by insurance companies to study the driving patterns and reward customers with good driving records.
Car manufacturers use telematics to remotely diagnose the lifespan of the vehicle to have better client experience. When IoT and telematics come together, vehicles can be improved with electronics, hardware and connectivity, enabling them to communicate with other devices. This technology is the one behind GPS for directions, Wi-Fi for hotspot and other innovations making driving a new experience altogether. The data of OBD2 port in car can be fetched and sent wirelessly to mobile phones of User for better customer experience.
Telematics can be best used by Fleet management companies, or the companies who rent their cars, taxis, trucks etc. as a service. This enables Fleet managers to know real time location and analytics of the vehicles on different sites. From the performance of the vehicle to its live location, fleet management can be turned smarter. With IoT in Parking Management systems, the parking in the populated areas can be managed easily.
To get the most out of the telematic processes and fleet management systems, you must start from the initial stage. Choosing the right company for building your telematics and fleet management system is the first step to a successful process. Therefore we at PsiBorg , a IoT solutions Development company, bring the best solutions by integrating IoT technology and smart minds together. If you want a fleet management system for your company, then connect with us today
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Planning
PsiBorg starts any IoT development phase with planning. Firstly, the team experts strategically outline the scope and objectives of the solution and accordingly decide on resource allocation. The planning phase is the foundation of successful IoT solution development.
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Analysis
After planning comes the requirement analysis stage, where the main objective is understanding the end user's needs and requirements. Our tech team gathers detailed insights to decide the flow of the development.
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Design
In the design phase, a detailed blueprint of the project is created to clearly define the system’s architecture, data structure, and interfaces. In IoT solution development, the designing phase is also accompanied by prototyping, to validate the expected outcomes.
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Implementation
In the implementation stage, the actual concept and product prototyping take place. The PsiBorg team, at this stage, initiates the MVP for the IoT solution. The implementation stage includes the development of all the hardware, firmware, and software. After implementation, the system undergoes integration and testing.
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Testing & Integration
The testing stage is part of the development process because testing of the final product is necessary. Our team checks and thoroughly tests everything- hardware, firmware, and software. After conducting unit testing and validating the system, we deploy the project for production.
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Maintenance
The final stage involves maintenance and support of the deployed solution. In the maintenance phase, PsiBorg offers to address waves, do updates, and provide ongoing assistance to the users.
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Vehicle telematics systems transmit data related to the location of the vehicle and also various other details such as driver behavior information, vehicle status, data fetched from OBD2 port etc.
The telematics data captured can include location, speed, idling time, harsh acceleration or braking, fuel consumption, vehicle faults, and more. When analyzed for particular events and patterns, this information can provide in-depth insights across an entire fleet.
Although vehicle telematics systems have many benefits, an associated risk is threat to data privacy
Some of the applications of vehicle telematics include vehicle tracking, trailer tracking, container tracking, fleet management, satellite navigation, mobile data, safety communication of wireless vehicle and emergency warning system.
The constituents of a vehicle telematics system are GPS systems, onboard vehicle diagnostics, sensor based wireless telematics devices etc.
Telematics systems work by connecting a device, such as a GPS tracker or other data logging tool, to an asset. Then, the tool collects key performance data about the asset. Once collected, the device will send the information to a data center where it can be compiled, interpreted, and analyzed.
No, they are not the same. Unlike GPS, which provides navigation for a single driver and vehicle, telematics devices gather and store information on all the vehicles in your fleet. This is ideal for tracking purposes and also enables the fleet to work better as a unit.
Telematics devices assess how you drive and look for trends in your driving style. They also track your vehicle speed based on the various parameters fetched.
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