Modern vehicles are integrated with telematics systems that collect information such as vehicle location, speed, engine parameters, etc. But the addition of a camera system to record videos converts it into a Video Telematics solution, which is far more powerful.
Our blog takes a look at the video telematics market, trends, underlying technology, and how it is gaining grounds in the automotive industry.
Telematics is a disruptive automotive technology that utilizes IT and communication protocols to send, receive and store information pertaining to remote vehicles. The data is transmitted over a wireless network through secure means and an in-vehicle electronic device or smartphone is employed for establishing remote connectivity. In this article, we explore the various facets of
Integration of intuitive smartphone apps & telematics devices with fleet management software enables companies to efficiently monitor the vehicles in the fleet. The mobile apps and telematics software enhance the capabilities of the fleet management system by recording data such as vehicle position, speeding/harsh turns, engine hours & idle time, unauthorized use of vehicles & fuel cards, vehicle condition for maintenance checks, accident alerts, and much more. These apps are also beneficial to the drivers and customers.
Here is an account of another project that was conceptualized at the Embitel Innovation Lab. The engineers developed a ready-to-deploy AIS 140 compliant software stack that can bring about a significant reduction in the development time of a GPS device enabling telematics.
