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Rand McNally announced a new software release for its IntelliRoute TND 510 truck GPS unit.
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DataNab, a supplier of low-cost sensors, automation components and streaming audio devices for commercial, industrial and residential systems, now offers its range of 1-Wire temperature sensors to fleet tracking and asset management companies.
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Garmin, announced dēzl 760LMT, the company’s first trucking navigator with a seven-inch display and new Active Lane Guidance as well as Lifetime maps and traffic.
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Rand McNally introduced a new 7-inch truck GPS device with two advanced features: Wi-Fi connectivity, allowing for real-time weather information and display, and new hardware with ruggedized casing, video input, and brighter screen, according to the company.
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SAN DIEGO-- Networkfleet, Inc. is offering a complimentary eBook titled “Managing Fuel Costs with Networkfleet” and a corresponding webinar to demonstrate how telematics and GPS fleet tracking technology can help companies manage their fleet’s fuel consumption and better control fuel costs.
Read More →Princeton, NJ - ALK Technologies, Inc., a provider of GeoLogistics and navigation software, has announced the availability of CoPilot Truck Optimized by Qualcomm Incorporated for Qualcomm's Mobile Computing Platform 50 (MCP50).
Read More →Networkfleet, a wireless fleet management company, announced it has partnered with ServMan, an enterprise management system for the service industry, to streamline field workforce scheduling and dispatching.
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ALK Technologies, Inc., a developer of truck-specific routing, mileage, and mapping software, announced the release of industry-standard PC*MILER|Worldwide 25.1.
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The Trackstick Mini records its own position, time, date, speed, heading and altitude. Traveled routes can be viewed directly in Google Earth.
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NEXCOM's VTC 1000 Vehicle PC embedded with Intel Atom E640 processor and EG20T chipset is ready to hit the road.
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