Even as automation dominates fleet management, integrated platforms and human intelligence matter more than standalone AI ...

It’s nearly impossible to attend an industry trade show or conference without hearing the terms “artificial intelligence” or “data-driven.” While they might sound like computer science terms, trucking ...

There is no question that each generation of technology is different from the last. In this sense, many would think that ...

Shiva Bhardwaj, like many forward-thinking leaders, believes the future success of the transportation industry lies in predictive maintenance. And for good reason. A maintenance operation that ...

AI-assisted inspections and digital workflows are transforming construction equipment maintenance, improving pre-start checks ...

RFID is not a new technology, so professionals have discovered many of its practical applications. However, while several industries rely on it for asset tracking, relatively few have deployed it to ...

New sensor and machine learning technology is working to improve efficiencies across Atlanta’s sprawling network of city buildings and infrastructure, in a move to reduce greenhouse gases, energy ...

It was Kenneth Calhoun who first educated me on the powerful potential predictive maintenance could have for fleet maintenance operations and vehicle uptime. This was a decade ago. Calhoun and I sat ...

Predictive maintenance is rapidly transforming the landscape of fleet management across the construction industry. In the concrete industry specifically, where uptime, reliability, and efficiency are ...

Systecon Group has won a contract to help the U.S. Army analyze the operational status of military vehicles and weapons systems using its’ proprietary AI and Predictive Analytics software. The company ...

Intelligent predictive maintenance platforms exemplify this approach by integrating telemetry data and machine learning algorithms to predict the serviceable lifetime of critical components. “Imagine ...

Startups that make technology designed to predict industrial equipment failures before they happen are seeing a surge in demand, as strained supply chains prompt manufacturers to squeeze more ...