iWave Telematics Solutions Revolutionize Lawn Mower Fleet Management

Equipping each mower with the cutting-edge Rugged Telematics Device, fleet management takes a giant leap forward in efficiency and precision. The device is compliant with the IP67 standard for rugged outdoor conditions. The IP67 rating of the enclosure ensures that the equipment is protected from water spillage commonly encountered in lawn environments, safeguarding its functionality and longevity.

The Rugged Telematics Device, with its multiple communication channels (Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, LTE Cat 4 / Cat M1), ensures that positional telematics and additional messaging are accurately reported. Integrating GPS/GLONASS/BeiDou/Galileo further solidifies the device’s capability to provide real-time tracking information.

The CAN interface enables real-time monitoring of engine control for peak performance and diagnostics, ensuring safety adherence through seat occupancy tracking via the seat switch, and provides precise oversight of steering, traction engines, reverse and forward pedals, and external engagement signals. By harnessing this comprehensive data, operators can elevate productivity and safety standards, setting new benchmarks in lawn care excellence.

Automatic and physical indication of the cutting blades’ status is achieved through sensor detection inputs linked to the machine’s control system. This feature ensures a prompt response to changes in the operational status of the mower, facilitating proactive maintenance when necessary.

Communication between the mower and the end-user viewing platform is seamlessly executed through the device’s internal modem, which is complemented by a supplied SIM card. This reliable communication infrastructure ensures that critical fleet data, including status and performance metrics, are efficiently transmitted to the central management system. This also ensures constant access to data even in remote areas ensuring that every decision is based on the most up-to-date data available.

By leveraging data collected through telematics, various scenarios of customer usage can be evaluated. For instance, analysis may include tracking the frequency and duration of mowing sessions, identifying patterns in terrain types and sizes of mowed areas, and assessing maintenance intervals based on usage intensity. Insights gathered from such analyses enable fleet managers to tailor service schedules, anticipate maintenance needs, and offer personalized recommendations to customers, ultimately enhancing satisfaction and loyalty.

Benefits of Using Telematics in Lawn mower and Landscaping Fleet Management

• Vehicle Tracking and Location Monitoring
  Real-time tracking allows fleet managers to know the exact location of each vehicle in their fleet. This helps optimize routing and scheduling, reducing fuel costs and improving overall efficiency.