Caterpillar

is integrating Geotab’s on-highway capabilities into its VisionLink software, which the company expects to result in a single platform that provides a full-fleet solution.

Geotab is an on-highway solution provider with nearly 6 million connected vehicles across 160 countries. The company offers

fleet management

,

safety

, and driver capabilities.

“Our customers want one simple way to manage everything in their fleet, no matter where their equipment runs,” says Ogi Redzic, chief digital officer at Cat Digital. “With roughly 30 percent of their assets on-highway, our work with Geotab lets us bring those vehicles into the picture. Customers will now have full fleet data to spot repair needs, enhance safety and compliance, and improve efficiency.”

According to Cat, the partnership will provide customers with improved uptime, productivity, safety, compliance and cost efficiency across on-highway assets, as well as Cat and non-Cat

off-highway

assets.

“Geotab leverages advanced data analytics and AI to transform fleet performance and operations, improve efficiency and reduce costs,” says Neil Cawse, founder and CEO of Geotab. “Our GO devices, cameras and asset trackers offer easy installation, auto-pairing and simple calibration, and integrate on-highway vehicle data into Caterpillar’s VisionLink through MyGeotab. This increases asset and fleet management efficiency, advances safety and automates compliance reporting.”

Captured on-highway data will be visible to customers alongside their off-highway equipment data, according to Caterpillar.

AI

-enabled cameras will be available to customers from their local Cat dealer, online at

parts.cat.com

and through other Caterpillar eCommerce solutions.

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