AI and vehicle health: Less downtime, maintenance

A major strategy of protecting fleet equipment is to use artificial intelligence, or AI, to watch for clues in a truck's wealth of data to prevent it from suffering a breakdown, just like preventive health care can keep a person from experiencing a more severe and costly adverse health event. &...

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Published inFleet Owner
Main Author Marsh, Aaron
Format Trade Publication Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Nashville Endeavor Business Media 27.02.2019
Subjects
Artificial intelligence
Customer services
Downtime
Health
Management systems
Software development
Software services
Software-as-a-service
Trucks
Vehicles
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Summary:A major strategy of protecting fleet equipment is to use artificial intelligence, or AI, to watch for clues in a truck's wealth of data to prevent it from suffering a breakdown, just like preventive health care can keep a person from experiencing a more severe and costly adverse health event. "A lot of what happens with a vehicle has a cascading effect," noted GK Williamson, who works in fleet business ventures at Uptake, an artificial intelligence and IoT software developer. The company has products and services such as Uptake APM (asset protection management), an interoperable software-as-a-service offering designed to complement customers' existing equipment management systems.
ISSN:1070-194X