IoT permeates every aspect of our lives and can be applied to every industry. It is estimated that 75 billion IoT devices will be used by 2025. At present, the most widely used are factories, urban construction, and medical management. The transportation industry is also in urgent need of high-tech support as there are tremendous challenges it’s facing due to the surging transportation flow. LoRa is a wireless data communication technology with maximum data transmission of 15 km. It features in long distances, low power consumption, multi-node, low cost, and no need for SIM cards. Due to its long distance and efficient management requirements, LoRa has been considered the priority technology for transportation, especially fleet management in recent years. LoRa devices and radio frequency technology enable intelligent supply chains and logistics to easily and affordably track valuable assets on construction sites, including the fleet of vehicles. Today we are going to focus on LoRa’s application in fleet management. LoRa fleet tracking can track fleet assets in real-time, detect road deviation and speeding violations, and more importantly, it can also reduce costs by maintaining better visibility into problems and closely monitoring real-time locations.
LoRa fleet tracking solution is suitable for palm plantations, farms, and large orchards that are not covered by the GSM network. These farms are often far from city centers. Transport vehicles entering these areas cannot be monitored, tracked, and managed in real-time due to the lack of GSM network coverage. Farm managers have no way of knowing whether drivers are stealing fuel, loading goods at designated locations, or engaging in illegal activities during transportation. Hence, MokoLoRa developed a LoRa transportation system to help customers work out data communication problems in remote areas, especially where not covered by the GSM network.
LoRa gateways and sensors are an affordable way to track and manage all information generated by multiple mobile assets. The high throughput of the cloud-based software platform ensures easier management of fleet and equipment, the historical and real-time location tracking makes a great contribution on this solution.
The tracking platform can load detailed farm maps so that farm managers can pinpoint the location of transport vehicles on the farm. The platform supports alarm of driving route deviation, allowing users to monitor the driving route of vehicles. If the driver does not follow the preset route, an alarm will be triggered. Route statistics report, fuel statistics report, travel statistics report, race statistics report, start and finish statistics report can also be included in this solution.
There are GPS Sensor, vibration sensor, peed sensor, temperature sensor and SOS button involved in LoRa fleet tracking. You can see it be used in the following application:
LoRa technology from MOKOLoRa enables cost savings and analytic for real-time connection monitoring. Our LoRa fleet tracking management system architecture consists of three hardware components: sensor, gateways and servers.
Sensors read GPS signals from satellites and send one packet per second. The gateway receives the packet from the sensor and forwards the packet to the server. Figure below shows a diagram describing system operations and data flows. The main role is the sensor, which sends a GPS packet to the gateway every minute. The gateway then forwards the packet over an Internet connection to the server, where it is saved as an SQL record. The client can view the data record in real time through a table or graph.
MOKOLoRa is a major provider of global positioning systems and other location-aware electronics and communications solutions. Over the past decade, we have delivered wearable tracking devices, GPS engine boards/modules and GPS receivers, and GPS tracking systems. We have expanded our product line into various markets, including healthcare and other loT industries. Electronic design, systems integration and software development are provided to meet the specific needs of our customers. We work with other LoRa alliance members to provide customized integration, including other applications, supply chain and logistics.
You can source sensors and gateways from MOKOLoRa and then install them on where you want to manage them, usually within 5 to 10 miles of an open area. Our equipment can track in real time all assets in use on the entire large plant site. Fleet assets and individual components that can be tracked during assembly to ensure they are segmented correctly and in a timely manner. And cloud-based software is configured for collecting asset data so that users can track it. The information is stored for the long term, processed by cloud-based software providers and accessed via the web, mobile devices, desktops and tablets. As time goes, the data can be analyzed to track the most commonly used assets and reduce operating costs through improved LoRa fleet tracking management.
LoRa is just one of the IoT technologies applied to our fleet management. As the industry’s leading one-stop LoRa fleet tracking solution provider, we have many more services that can surprise you. Our sensors and gateways can be used not only for fleet management, but also for many other applications. If you are interested in our solution or have anything to know, then feel free to contact us.
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