Telematics and GPS Navigation » telematics http://totaltelematics.com/telematicsarticles Telematics and vehicle fleet tracking and related tracking systems Fri, 16 Jul 2010 06:51:34 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 en hourly 1 Hughes Telematics Company http://totaltelematics.com/telematicsarticles/2010/05/25/hughes-telematics-company/ http://totaltelematics.com/telematicsarticles/2010/05/25/hughes-telematics-company/#comments Wed, 26 May 2010 02:26:59 +0000 admin http://totaltelematics.com/telematicsarticles/?p=119 This post is about Hughes Telematics in the news.  Hughes telematics is a company that delivers vehicle information-based technologies and services.  Founded in 2006 as a private company Hughes Telematics  has teamed with world-class partners with deep telematics expertise, engineering, telecommunications experiences to provide leading edge telematics solutions for the business sector.  Here are some other interest pieces on Hughes Telematics.


Hughes leverages telematics technology in personal emergency …

Hughes Telematics, Inc. (HTI), Qualcomm Incorporated and American Medical Alert Corp. have formed a joint venture to deliver mobile health services through Lifecomm LLC. The entity, formed with cash and in-kind contributions by the …

Publish Date: 05/17/2010

Hughes Telematics, Qualcomm and American Medical Alert Corporation …

ATLANTA–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Hughes Telematics, Inc. (“HTI”), (OTCBB: HUTC)(OTCBB: HUTCW), Qualcomm Incorporated (Nasdaq: QCOM) and American Medical Alert Corp. (Nasdaq: AMAC) today announced a joint … Related Symbols: OBB:HUTC.

Publish Date: 05/12/2010

Mercedes-Benz-Hughes Telematics announced MBRACE TELEMATICS SYSTEM …

2010 Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG Mercedes-Benz, together with Hughes Telematics, announced a new infotainment system for its cars; the mbrace Telematics system, that.

Publish Date: 04/17/2010

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]]> http://totaltelematics.com/telematicsarticles/2010/05/25/hughes-telematics-company/feed/ 0 The Benefits of Telematics Software in Emergency Vehicles http://totaltelematics.com/telematicsarticles/2010/05/02/the-benefits-of-telematics-software-in-emergency-vehicles/ http://totaltelematics.com/telematicsarticles/2010/05/02/the-benefits-of-telematics-software-in-emergency-vehicles/#comments Mon, 03 May 2010 02:16:09 +0000 admin http://totaltelematics.com/telematicsarticles/?p=94 Telematics systems are not just for the commercial sector, but also for civic, or the government sector as well.  More and more municipalities are adding telematics systems to their fleet vehicles, especially their emergency vehicles.  There are a number of benefits that stem from using this technology in municipal fleets.  In the following article, the author discusses some of these benefits and how they can server a community.

The typical emergency vehicle is equipped with some type of telemetry software. There are benefits to the 911 operators, the EMT specialists, the hospital and the patient. For any municipality or private service that has not invested in the technology, here’s a look at the benefits.

By definition, telematics or telemetry software allows for the measurement and transmission of data, remotely. The data can be transmitted using radio waves, infrared, telephone services or the internet. Locational information is often provided by GPS electronics embedded and integrated into the circuitry.

There are applications for the military, water treatment facilities, farms, environmental research, retail establishments and even racing equipment. The technology has been used in coronary care units of hospitals for many years. A nurse at the desk can monitor a patient’s condition remotely.

911 operators can use the systems to locate the nearest emergency vehicle, which speeds dispatching and response time. When the EMT specialist arrives on the scene, he or she can use portable equipment to monitor the patient’s heart. Once the condition is deemed stable, the patient can be placed in the rescue squad, where telemetry software is used again to monitor the heart and other vital functions.

The information gathered in the emergency vehicle can be transmitted to the hospital, often before the patient arrives. In the case of a severe trauma, saving seconds can mean the difference between saving and losing the patient.

The systems can be used to evaluate the effectiveness of a treatment, such as when digitalis is used to stabilize an arrhythmia. All of these things are advantageous to the patient, as well as doctors, nurses and the EMTs.

Staying up to date with the latest technological advancements is essential for the medical community. In order to provide the best in patient care, hospitals use telemetry for a number of purposes. One example is to monitor the heart’s reaction to physical activity.

Some systems can monitor 30-40 people at a single time. The transmitter is small and lightweight enough to be worn around the patient’s neck or placed in a pocket. Antennas placed strategically throughout the hospital transmit the info back to the central station, where the staff can read the results.

In most cases, telemetry software equipped systems provide the most effective method for detecting abnormal heart rhythms, immediately. That increases the patients’ chance of survival.

From the site of the accident to the emergency vehicle and finally to the hospital, telematics is there, improving treatment and often speeding recovery time.

Tom Gruich is a professional database designer with 40 years experience in systems analysis and design of database software applications. For more database business mapping thoughts and design ideas please visit Database Solutions or his Smart Database website at => http://www.adaptcode.com


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]]> http://totaltelematics.com/telematicsarticles/2010/05/02/the-benefits-of-telematics-software-in-emergency-vehicles/feed/ 0 Telematics Solutions – Moving Beyond Vehicle Tracking to Protect Non-Vehicle Based Lone Workers http://totaltelematics.com/telematicsarticles/2010/04/28/telematics-solutions-moving-beyond-vehicle-tracking-to-protect-non-vehicle-based-lone-workers/ http://totaltelematics.com/telematicsarticles/2010/04/28/telematics-solutions-moving-beyond-vehicle-tracking-to-protect-non-vehicle-based-lone-workers/#comments Wed, 28 Apr 2010 15:12:18 +0000 admin http://totaltelematics.com/telematicsarticles/?p=89 Telematics services and GPS Location Technology is moving beyond the traditional domain of fleet tracking and fleet management into the tracking of assets and even people.  In certain parts of the world, the ability to track people can be a life saving if someone was to be kidnapped or caught in a dangerous situation.  This technology will allow companies to better protect their employees.  In the following article, the author discusses how this telematics service is used to protect the worker who is out there on their own.  Read on for more.

The use of GPS Fleet Management, also known as Vehicle Tracking or Vehicle Telematics, is increasingly common in today’s business environment, both in the private and public sectors.

As the use of GPS Location technology has developed and become more widespread, so has the scope of its use widened. Once the domain of the Fleet Manager used as part of Vehicle Tracking system, GPS Location technology has now extended beyond the fleet department and into the hands, literally, of non-vehicle based staff.

Many organizations with a reliance on a vehicle based workforce have invested in GPS Vehicle Tracking technology to help administer a number of functions related to fleet and driver management, including: Vehicle journey time calculations, Vehicle mileage monitoring, Route planning, two way messaging, Driver behaviour analysis, Fuel usage reporting, Vehicle Service Scheduling and Job Schedule Adherence reporting.

Being able to monitor the real-time location of vehicles across a fleet, means organizations are now more able to respond dynamically to changing events and meet the increased expectations of their customers. Assigning the nearest available fleet asset, based on actual and accurate information produced by a vehicle tracking system improves response times and improves customer service levels.

The advent of person based GPS Tracking can complement existing Vehicle Tracking systems and ensure that non-vehicle based mobile personnel, such Street Cleaners, Park Rangers or Community Support Officers can now also be efficiently deployed, based on precise and accurate Location information.

Increasingly defined rules and guidelines pertaining to employers responsibilities under Health and Safety and Duty of Care legislation, means the benefits of this technology is increasingly being as much more than just a tool used to increase efficiency and productivity.

Advice published by both the HSE and Business link says that if you employ lone workers, you have the same responsibilities for their health and safety as for any other employees. You may, however, need to take extra precautions to ensure lone workers are at no greater risk than your other employees.

What is a Lone Worker? According to the same advice, a lone worker is anybody who works alone. The term itself makes is quite clear. The advice continues; A Lone Worker can include; self-employed people and employees who work away from their business base. This occurs in a wide range of business activities, such as transport, construction, maintenance and repair.

In addition to being a tool that provides a location and journey history, Lone Worker GPS Tracking devices, now also serve as personal security devices and include the ability to make and receive voice calls, send a Panic Alarm, which when pressed, transmits an Alarm message with the precise location of the device carrier. Many units also include a Motion Sensor which transmits an alert location if the carrier falls, is lying prone and perhaps requires emergency assistance.

Businesses and organizations, who may have initially introduced GPS Location technology such as vehicle tracking, primarily to maximize the efficient use of their fleet and drivers, are now finding that GPS Location and Tracking technology can also help them meet their other duties and responsibilities.

About the author

Matthew Wright is the publisher of the UK Telematics Online website. Vehicle Telematics solutions such as vehicle tracking are now widely available from a huge number of suppliers; many of whom promote themselves as the “market leader” and promise to deliver ‘cost benefit’ and ‘return on investment.’ With extensive experience of working with both suppliers and customers “I feel that users of vehicle telematics, if they are actually to see the benefits promised by suppliers and manufacturers, want and need to be better informed.”

UK Telematics Online is an independent source of free information, tips & advice to assist visitors with buying decisions and to aid better implementation of vehicle telematics and vehicle tracking solutions.

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Connect a satnav to a mobile phone and you have a simple telematics system that can track the progress of a vehicle in real time. People have been doing that for years now, and with great benefits, but telematics systems have continued to evolve, and these days they do much more than just give vehicle location.

On early telematics systems you could select a vehicle and be presented with a little map, showing its last reported position. Look at modern control centre software for telematics systems and you’ll see the whole fleet pinpointed on a zoomable map, updated in real time. In addition to the fleet information, the map can show traffic information with data updated in real time. It is possible to see drivers heading into problem areas and reroute them, or at least reschedule on the basis of predicted delays.

You can map the history of a vehicle’s movements throughout the day. The ignition key is monitored as well so it’s possible to check drivers hours, and see how much driving time they have left. Control centre software can also log movement data, truck miles and driver hours, and elaborate the data for both personnel management and truck maintenance purposes.

On trucks, a telematics system can be provided from just a satnav and a smartphone. These are not limited to telematics use, they can be used as an ordinary satnav and mobile phone as well. smartphone use is on the increase; they allow additional specialised software packages to be deployed. Truck drivers can use a smartphone application to make their daily walkaround vehicle inspections. Vehicle check and defect reports get sent straight back to the operations centre where they can be stored as VOSA approved electronic reports.

Another smartphone application is electronic Proof Of Delivery, the type of delivery note where goods are signed for on a touch screen. A copy of the signature goes straight back to the control centre so administration staff can close the paperwork straight away, without having to chase around for lost bits of paper. Customers can have access to a system that shows them the state of consignments in real time. Of course there are stand alone systems that can do this, but incorporating the functions with a Vehicle Tracking System is more efficient and can allow customers to view the vehicle location online to check progress.

Truck telematics systems are simple in concept, but they can be complicated to piece together. Rather than try and commission their own systems, most operators adopt a ready made and proven system from specialist suppliers. Operators often want to integrate their telematics systems with existing control centre software and administration system; control centre software allows for this with interfaces to custom software modules.

Implementing a fully featured telematics system can be a big outlay, and not just for the up front costs; maintenance and running charges must be accounted for as well. Many operators prefer to use a telematics service where they pay a fixed daily fee per vehicle for an all inclusive package.

Find out more about how telematics can help your business by visiting http://www.truckcom.co.uk


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If your company runs a fleet of vehicles then you should think about having tracking systems fitted for some very good reasons.


Vehicles could be found if stolen!

If you had a vehicle stolen from your yard or anywhere the it would be possible to trace the location of that vehicle and pass on the information to the police. Also it is possible to fit an ‘input’ into the tracking device that would alert you at your ‘watch’ station that a vehicle was being moved without authorization this could also be set up to send you a text message so you don’t have to wake up in the morning and find a vehicle missing.

You would have a eta of vehicle without contacting driver!

If you get a phone call from a customer asking how long until the vehicle arrives you would normally let the customer listen to some music on hold and get hold of another phone and contact the driver for hs location and then take the customer off hold and give him the information. With a tracking system fitted you could stay on the phone with the customer, saving him the music, and with the click of a mouse find the vehicle location and inform the customer on the eta.

Lower mobile phone bills!

Due to the above situation you would save on phone bills when trying to locate a vehicle/driver.

Your drivers could be wasting time and getting to customers late!

Being able to trace the vehicle movement historically will reduce overtime costs and journey time by checking the route taken by the driver and debriefing them on journey route and break time duration. With overtime you would be able to confirm end job times and see if drivers are finishing early.

If any of these reasons seem to be for you then to have a tracking system fitted would benefit your business. It is not all about the driver there are the security benefits too. visit us at http://www.autonav.biz

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]]> http://totaltelematics.com/telematicsarticles/2009/10/06/fleet-telematics-and-navigation/feed/ 1 Benefits of Fleet Telematics and Navigation http://totaltelematics.com/telematicsarticles/2009/08/01/benefits-of-fleet-telematics-and-navigation/ http://totaltelematics.com/telematicsarticles/2009/08/01/benefits-of-fleet-telematics-and-navigation/#comments Sat, 01 Aug 2009 22:18:32 +0000 admin http://totaltelematics.com/telematicsarticles/2009/08/01/benefits-of-fleet-telematics-and-navigation/ This article discusses some of the benefits of fleet telematics and fleet navigation.  This is a technology that a business can receive their investment back through various ways of savings in operating costs.  The larger the fleet, the sooner the investment can be recouped.  Smaller fleets can still receive benefits from fleet navigation as well.

If your company runs a fleet of vehicles then you should think about having tracking systems fitted for some very good reasons.

Vehicles could be found if stolen!

If you had a vehicle stolen from your yard or anywhere the it would be possible to trace the location of that vehicle and pass on the information to the police. Also it is possible to fit an ‘input’ into the tracking device that would alert you at your ‘watch’ station that a vehicle was being moved without authorization this could also be set up to send you a text message so you don’t have to wake up in the morning and find a vehicle missing.

You would have a eta of vehicle without contacting driver!

If you get a phone call from a customer asking how long until the vehicle arrives you would normally let the customer listen to some music on hold and get hold of another phone and contact the driver for hs location and then take the customer off hold and give him the information. With a tracking system fitted you could stay on the phone with the customer, saving him the music, and with the click of a mouse find the vehicle location and inform the customer on the eta.

Lower mobile phone bills!

Due to the above situation you would save on phone bills when trying to locate a vehicle/driver.

Your drivers could be wasting time and getting to customers late!

Being able to trace the vehicle movement historically will reduce overtime costs and journey time by checking the route taken by the driver and debriefing them on journey route and break time duration. With overtime you would be able to confirm end job times and see if drivers are finishing early.

If any of these reasons seem to be for you then to have a tracking system fitted would benefit your business. It is not all about the driver there are the security benefits too. visit us at http://www.autonav.biz

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]]> http://totaltelematics.com/telematicsarticles/2009/08/01/benefits-of-fleet-telematics-and-navigation/feed/ 1 What is Commercial Telematics And How Does It Fit Into My Business? http://totaltelematics.com/telematicsarticles/2009/01/18/what-is-commercial-telematics-and-how-does-it-fit-into-my-business/ http://totaltelematics.com/telematicsarticles/2009/01/18/what-is-commercial-telematics-and-how-does-it-fit-into-my-business/#comments Sun, 18 Jan 2009 21:17:43 +0000 admin http://totaltelematics.com/telematicsarticles/2009/01/18/what-is-commercial-telematics-and-how-does-it-fit-into-my-business/ Telematics or Vehicle Telematics is a term used to define vehicles that are connected with each other and to a home base while exchanging data over a wireless technology such as GPS.  The practical applications that offered through vehicle telematics include vehicle tracking, trailer tracking, Cold Store Freight Logistics, Fleet management, satellite navigation, mobile data and mobile television, wireless vehicle safety communications and emergency warning systems.  Many of these applications can fit well into a business who uses their vehicles as a part of providing services to their clients and customers.

Commercial telematics historically has been the domain of businesses with large fleets of vehicles.  As this market saturates and service providers economize their costs, they can provide these services to businesses with smaller fleets.  There are many different segments of businesses that can make use of the fleet management systems that telematics services provides.  These target industries include: cargo containers, car-sharing programs, commercial trailers, emergency response vehicles, field service/repair fleets, government fleets, heavy equipment, intermodal shipping, long and short haul trucking, military vehicles, municipal fleets, regionally-based delivery vehicles, rental cars and trucks, school buses, taxis/limousines and transit buses and trains.

Business who don’t maintain fleets can benefit from the technology that commercial telematics has to offer even if only the sales people or technicians are using motor vehicles as a part of their jobs.  Features such as vehicle tracking, when combined with mapping software, can assist the driver in locating the client, and using the shortest route to get there.  When a company keeps a database of the movements of their employees, over time, they will be able to come up with estimated times of arrival for their clients and customers as well as avoid traffic jams due to trouble spots (some systems offer this feature).  This will save wasted time on the road and increase productivity.

Another important feature of vehicle telematics that can save businesses money is its ability to provide security for its vehicles.  Many telematics service providers provide stolen vehicle tracking and shutdown features.  This means if the vehicle is stolen, it can be tracked and shut down remotely.  No matter the size of the fleet, whether it is 1 vehicle or 1000, this feature alone will lower insurance costs.

Some tracking systems provide a remote diagnostics feature so that the home base can know when it is time for a vehicle to come in for maintenance, or warn of potential maintenance problems.  This will keep the vehicle in peak performance thus saving the company the cost of more expensive repairs and savings in fuel due to more efficiently running vehicles.

Commercial telematics, once the domain of the big boys has very real and very key roles in smaller companies who have to use their vehicles as part of servicing their customers.  The biggest investment is the up-front cost of purchasing the hardware for the vehicles and the management system, which is usually a software package.  The ongoing costs would be accessing the communication network that allows the vehicles to communicate with the home base.  When choosing your service provide, first determine what features you will need for your business and select your provider based upon your needs.
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Intelligent Vehicle and Highway Systems (IVHS) and Advanced Transport
Telematics are the names which have been used in America and Europe, respectively, to
describe the application of information, communications, data acquisition, and control system
technologies in surface transportation. These range from mundane traffic advisory message
signs on freeways and transit passenger information systems to visionary automated highways
where computer-controlled cars might tailgate a few feet apart at 100 mph or more.

IVHS technologies could reshape our communities and societies in far-reaching ways
over the next several decades, affecting our lifestyles, environment, economic structure, and
social equity nearly as much as the automobile has over past decades. The fundamental
architecture and vision of IVHS established in the mid-1990s may serve as a foundation for a
technology-driven transformation with considerable consequences. We must ensure that these
technologies are harnessed to serve our long-term social, economic, and environmental goals.
This will require much broader public participation in IVHS policy making, the establishment
of clearer performance objectives and measures for transportation management systems to
guide IVHS deployment, and broad-based assessment of the social and environmental impacts
of IVHS

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Hughes telematics consumer solutions include safety & security, convenience, predictive navigation, comprehensive diagnostics and infotainment.

Their corporate solutions which are fleet tracking services include real time gps tracking, remote diagnostics, preventative maintenance and reporting.

They have offices throughout the United States but do business globally with their headquarters in Atlanta Georgia.  Hughes Telematics has aligned themselves  with world-class partners such as Hughes Communications Inc.  and NetworkCar Inc.

You can see more info about them at hughestelematics.com

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Today we all are living in a time where technology is ruling the whole world. This technology has reached to every nook and corner of our lives, even down to the way we manage our cars. The introduction of specialized Internet vehicle tracking is also one of the miracles of the modern hi-tech system. Vehicle tracking systems are actually electronic devices that are set up in vehicles to enable vehicle owners or third parties to track the location of a vehicle. Vehicle tracking component comes under fleet management services and is Geographic Positioning System (GPS) based. At times it can be based on a cellular triangulation platform too. The entire process seems to be complex but it is not so. It is very easy and simple to catch the idea and implement it.
SupraTrak’s specialized Internet vehicle tracking solutions are very popular and certainly benefit you. Current vehicle tracking systems easily connects to the vehicle’s onboard computer and collects data for the user. This data gathered includes details like mileage and fuel consumption, also help in knowing driver behaviour. Combining these data from the vehicle tracking system and the computer, one can form a profile of any given driver. Supra Trak is easy to use, cost-effective tracking solution, which is equally simple to install in any organisation. It is the most economic telematics solution that is available in the market place today.
Vehicle tracking system is GPS based and helps to track down vehicle in case it is stolen or lost. Vehicle theft is a common matter these days and installing a GPS system will ensure that you do not face any such unpleasant experience. Supra Trak provides many impressive features in vehicle tracking system. It enables web browser mapping via any Internet connection. One can enjoy unlimited user access mapping. All the vehicles are visible on mapping at all times. SupraTrak includes CANbus integration that provides driver style and vehicle management reports. SupraTrak uses latest technology and is easily upgradeable to interface with back office data feeds to link location and job information. It offers cold chain supply temperature monitoring, with CMS Mobile Worker integration. SupraTrak’s specialized vehicle tracking helps you to monitor the arrival of goods and download shipment data in flat file or HTML format. For more information on vehicle tracking or car tracking systems, please visit www.supratrak.com.
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