While autonomous automobile, train and bus capabilities seem to get all the attention, there are plenty of on- and off-highway vehicle applications that can leverage these same advancements. Already implemented are evolutionary forms of autonomous in-vehicle operation such as rugged vehicle gateways, smart agriculture systems, vehicle asset management, mobile fleet data loggers and vehicle servers that have been enabled by the latest communications and computing technologies.
These applications increasingly connect and automate heavy vehicles on both public highways and busy work sites enabling companies to realize improved fuel and operator efficiencies while also reducing infrastructure needs and enhancing safety.
