Alert transmission, driver monitoring, in-vehicle and external monitoring with dash cameras, screen monitor, in-cabin, and millimeter-wave radars
Monitoring fuel, weight, temperature, cargo and assets location with Bluetooth sensors and BLE-powered beacons
Parameter reading, fault detection, and support for standards and various protocols
Sustainable Vehicle Management Based on eSIM
Vehicle fault detection and rapid parameter reporting
Monitoring driver safety and well-being, vehicle safety control, and protection of organization equipment
Implementation of security standards, authentication protocols, and data protection
Focus on producing and supplying eco-friendly equipment and improving fuel efficiency
Simple structure for solving complex needs, usable at any level of expertise
Customizing the vehicle management system based on user needs
Smart decision-making through fleet data analysis
Smart decision-making through fleet data analysis
Wireless tracker, continuous tracking of vehicles, cargo, and more
Secure and easy connection to the CAN network, network data reading, and more
Low-energy Bluetooth, collecting sensor data for temperature, humidity, and motion detection, locating cargo in various areas
Monitoring vehicle and driver safety, real-time event display and recording for future review
Enhancing vehicle and driver safety, reducing accidents, receiving vehicle-related event information, and more
Locating and determining the status of cargo locks, adjustable cable length, enhancing supply chain safety, and more
Navigation, Support for advanced technologies such as TPMS, driver assistance system, and more
Video recorder for surveillance cameras, SSD storage, video storage, and more
Detecting and locating objects and individuals at both near and far distances; displaying information on the vehicle's screen monitor
Monitoring vital signs of vehicle occupants, detecting passenger presence, and identifying precise location of occupants in cabin
Management of operational and mission vehicles, as well as personnel dispatched to the incident scene
When simulating a mission, it's clear that every second counts once the accident site is registered in the incident system. Without using the mission management system, operators must manually choose the mission vehicle and inform the driver by phone. After the driver accepts the mission, the user sends the destination manually. The driver picks the route and heads to the accident site. The user only receives the mission's start and end times via phone calls, and it's important to note that human involvement in these steps can lead to errors. Operational and mission vehicles are crucial for tasks in electricity, water, and gas companies, and mission success depends on their performance. Utilizing the Dolphin solution will help tackle vehicle challenges in this field.
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