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Area number 12

Noryvex Mobility

Tracking and telemetry for vehicles, machinery and mobile assets, focused on the data that supports maintenance, operating cost and safety decisions — not merely a dot on a map.

The problem

Trackers installed that nobody consults. The system shows position but cannot answer fuel per route, idle engine hours, driving behavior deviation or overdue maintenance — which is where the cost sits.

Business impact

A fleet managed by perception: fuel with no baseline, expensive corrective maintenance, and incidents whose cause is never reconstructed.

The Noryvex approach

We first define which decisions the system must support, and only then specify sensors, telemetry and integration. Driver data processing is declared with legal basis and purpose from the design stage.

Capabilities

What we do here

Technical scope covered in this area. The exact composition of each project comes from the survey, not from a catalog.

  • GPS/GNSS tracking and telemetry
  • OBD-II and CAN Bus integration
  • Load, temperature and door sensors
  • Geofencing, alerting and immobilization
  • Driving behavior analysis
  • Usage-hour based maintenance management
  • Fleet and mobile asset management
  • LTE and satellite connectivity for uncovered areas

Technologies

GNSSCAN BusOBD-IILTEMQTTGeofencing

Scope

What's included

Contractable tracks in this area, on their own or combined. Whatever does not fit your operation stays out of scope — and out of the price.

01

Vehicle and asset tracking

Position and history for fleet, implements and mobile equipment, including assets with no power of their own.

02

Onboard telemetry

Reading the vehicle bus: consumption, engine, temperature and faults recorded by the machine itself.

03

Driving behavior

Speed, braking and risk events treated as training input, not as isolated surveillance.

04

Routing and dispatch support

Route planning, geofencing and arrival confirmation integrated into the dispatcher routine.

05

Usage-based maintenance

Maintenance plans triggered by real engine hours or mileage, not by a fixed calendar.

06

Management system integration

Feeding data into the ERP or maintenance system the company already runs, without yet another isolated portal.

Industries served

Where this area applies most

Logistics

Distribution centers, yards and in-transit cargo under continuous visibility.

Transportation

Fleets and terminals: telemetry, driving behavior and operating cost, measured.

Agribusiness

Connectivity and telemetry where public infrastructure simply does not reach.

Manufacturing

A connected plant floor, with data reaching management without passing through spreadsheets.

Government

Public bodies: defensible technical specification, traceability and compliance.

Next step

Describe the operation. We come back with the technical questions.