Noregon and CalAmp announced the completion of a milestone in their partnership that will bring remote diagnostic capabilities to thousands of fleets.
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Noregon’s remote diagnostic application, TripVision, is now available to any fleet equipped with CalAmp’s telematics hardware.
TripVision is a remote diagnostic application for commercial trucks that provides real-time insights about the health, safety, and performance status of all fleet vehicles.
Fleets can use TripVision to monitor vehicles and set configurable alerts when issues arise. Offering coverage for all makes, models, and components, TripVision’s diagnostic approach provides visibility into the vehicle’s overall state, making it simple to monitor engines, aftertreatment, ADAS, and more from a single application.
Fleets that partner with a telematics company using CalAmp devices connected to a Class 6 vehicle or higher can now activate TripVision with no additional vehicle installations or hardware needed.
CalAmp is a connected intelligence company that helps businesses and people track, monitor, and protect assets. It is a provider of telematics solutions, edge computing technology, and hardware.
“Working with CalAmp to bring the joint solution to the marketplace has been a wonderful opportunity,” said David Shuttleworth, product manager at Noregon. “This launch is a great step forward in Noregon and CalAmp’s shared vision of making trucking safer and more efficient.”
Fleets with CalAmp telematics hardware installed on their vehicles can contact their telematics representative to add TripVision to their current package.
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