Hiber has launched a new version of its satellite-based fleet monitoring system that allows for the tracking and analysis of heavy industrial vehicles and machinery.
Called HiberEasypulse, the fleet management system is designed for mining, construction, agriculture and forestry sectors that connects any vehicle with a controller area network (CAN) port and then share the data on a dashboard and telematics services.
The internet of things (IoT) system improves operating efficiency and maintenance scheduling as well as reduces emissions, thefts and downtime by analyzing a range of information such as fuel level and vehicle location or engine errors and driver behavior, Hiber said.
Additionally, it can give data on distance traveled by agricultural vehicles during harvesting or the quality of material mined during a cycle. The data is then summarized in a scorecard and a ranking system that highlights asset performance trends and provides advice for actionable insight into vehicles.
“Keeping track of valuable assets such as heavy vehicles in remote locations is near impossible without satellite-enabled IoT monitoring,” said Roel Jansen, CEO of Hiber. “HiberEasypulse allows organizations to see where their remote assets are and how they are performing anywhere on earth. There is nothing better suited to monitoring excavators operating in places like open-pit mines in Mozambique or river barges on the Amazon.”
