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E-mobility & material handling

Keep compact electric fleets visible without disrupting daily use

Explore fleet and industrial telematics around the real operating environment. Track compact electric vehicles and warehouse equipment while protecting the vehicle battery and fitting limited space.

Tell us what is difficult today
Problems your team will recognise

What keeps costing time, money or peace of mind?

Start with the calls, delays, missing information and disagreements that happen during a normal working day.

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Compact vehicles offer little protected installation space and are exposed to rain, vibration and unauthorised movement.

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Forklifts are difficult to find during shift changes, while hours and collision-related events may be recorded inconsistently.

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Poor parking, low batteries and dispersed vehicles make daily rebalancing expensive.

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Different vehicle voltages and exposed installation points increase SKU and installation complexity.

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Vehicle voltage, sleep behaviour and controller access vary sharply between models.

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Indoor operation can limit ordinary satellite positioning for warehouse equipment.

What changes

See what your team can manage more easily.

Each answer connects one familiar problem to information your team can understand and act on.

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Hide durable tracking hardware inside e-bike fleets

What becomes easierOperators gain better fleet visibility and an earlier reason to investigate missing vehicles.

How it works: Compact or protected wide-voltage hardware can provide position, power and movement events after electrical compatibility is checked.

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Connect forklift location and work activity

What becomes easierSupervisors gain a clearer utilization and exception record after indoor-positioning limits are assessed.

How it works: Vehicle position, ignition or activity inputs and compatible controller data can support a selected warehouse workflow.

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Connect parking zones and battery operations for shared scooters

What becomes easierOperations teams can find vehicles, plan charging and organise redistribution with less manual searching.

How it works: A specialist scooter device can combine position, battery information, parking zones and approved lock control with the operator platform.

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Use one rugged power range across mixed electric vehicles

What becomes easierFleet teams can reduce avoidable hardware variation while still validating each vehicle installation.

How it works: A700's wide input range and protected enclosure can be evaluated across compatible vehicles rather than selecting by voltage alone.

Why it matters

Why electric and warehouse fleets need hardware built around the vehicle

E-bikes, scooters, low-speed vehicles and forklifts differ sharply in voltage, controllers, indoor use and available installation space. A useful deployment starts with electrical compatibility and the operating data required, not a generic vehicle tracker.

Rental equipment prepared for industrial work
How the information reaches your team

From the device to the platform your team already uses.

Here is the simple explanation first. The technical connection is shown underneath for teams that need it.

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Cover more vehicle types without changing the basic installation plan

A wide input range can suit compatible motorcycles, e-bikes, utility vehicles and other powered equipment after electrical checks.

Technical support: Wide-voltage power input
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Hide the tracker where space is limited

Use compact hardware for scooters, motorcycles and small vehicles with little protected mounting space.

Technical support: Compact concealed installation
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See the battery or controller information the vehicle makes available

On compatible models, collect supported battery, speed, mileage or controller data after the exact interface is confirmed.

Technical support: Controller or CAN integration
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Connect parking, charging and lock events when the service needs them

Shared-mobility projects can add approved lock, battery and parking-zone functions as part of a complete system.

Technical support: Specialist lock and battery interfaces
What to measure in a trial

Look for changes your team can actually notice.

Measure fewer location calls, quicker answers, clearer records and better-timed action. We do not invent savings percentages before a real pilot.

Fleet location

Find vehicles and equipment faster during daily operations

Battery operations

Bring selected power or low-battery events into the workflow

Parking control

Review return zones and misplaced shared vehicles

SKU control

Reduce avoidable hardware variation across compatible voltages

Utilization

Build a clearer record of equipment activity and availability

Working with your current operation

Keep the tools and processes that already work.

We match the device to your platform, vehicles, sensors and daily workflow instead of asking your team to start again.

Keep the platform your team already uses

We check whether the device can send the location, status and alarm information your existing system needs before recommending it.

Change settings without recalling every vehicle

Where supported, reporting intervals and selected settings can be adjusted remotely after installation.

Manage vehicles, machines and unpowered assets together

Different device types can be chosen for each asset while their useful information is brought into the platform your team already uses.

Add the information your operation is missing

Supported door, temperature, fuel, driver and machine-data inputs are matched to the events your team actually wants to see.

What needs special attention

Every industry has a different working reality.

Weather, power, vehicle data, coverage and response responsibilities change what a useful solution looks like.

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Keep the device working through rain, dust and road vibration

Match the enclosure and mounting to where the vehicle actually operates.

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Avoid draining the vehicle battery while it is parked

Check power, sleep behaviour and wiring on the real model before rollout.

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Use the right method when the equipment works indoors

Ordinary satellite positioning may not work reliably inside a warehouse, so indoor projects may need another method.

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Show battery, parking and lock events in the mobility system

Agree the useful events with the platform before choosing integrated hardware.

Questions customers usually ask

Clear answers before you spend time on a pilot.

Will wide voltage guarantee compatibility?

No. Voltage is only one condition; wiring, sleep current, controller behaviour and installation still need validation.

Can GPS locate forklifts accurately indoors?

GNSS may be limited indoors. A project may need BLE, anchors or another indoor-positioning method.

Can the tracker control a shared scooter lock?

Only specialist integrated hardware with an approved security design should be used for lock control.

Will tracking drain an e-bike battery?

Power consumption and sleep behaviour must be tested against the vehicle and operating cycle.

Build a clearer E-mobility operation.

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