One of the most important aspects of a transportation company is compliance, which can be managed from the comfort of one's office using IoT devices and sensors. A simple sensor, for example, can be installed to transmit the TMPS readings, ensuring full load compliance in terms of maximum load on the vehicle.
Fremont, CA: The Internet of Things has been one of the most intriguing and life-changing internet-based implementations in this decade. The Internet of Things devices already bring, and promise, a huge change in how one can communicate with the devices they use every day. IoT has revolutionized thermostats, light bulbs, fans, and other simple devices, but these are just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the possibilities available via IoT implementation.
That is what brings us here today; we will discuss the role that IoT has played in changing the transportation industry. The two main advantages of using IoT devices for transportation and, in particular, the automotive industry are analytics and remote vehicle control.
Here are some ways the transportation industry has benefitted from IoT
Fleet Management
Let's consider a world in which the inventory of a warehouse or the people at a public transportation stop can be magically measured and relayed to one's systems, and vice versa. IoT has reduced this to a very real probability, and it is now commonly used around the world. Intelligent logistical control Supply chain management and customer loyalty have increased as a result of IoT systems combined with transportation IoT systems.
The IoT sensors provide real-time information about the car, ensuring that the fleet management system has all the information it needs to control the fleet. We have already seen significant progress and plan to see much more as IoT becomes more widely accepted in the transportation industry.
Monitoring and Compliance
One of the most important aspects of a transportation company is compliance, which can be managed from the comfort of one's office using IoT devices and sensors. A simple sensor, for example, can be installed to transmit the TMPS readings, ensuring full load compliance in terms of maximum load on the vehicle.
Simple radar-based sensors can be connected to the internet to get real-time updates on passengers and alert upcoming stops on seat availability, which is particularly useful in public transportation. Many of these sensors can be used in conjunction with IoT to enhance the operation of the transportation industry in a variety of ways.
