Japanese car manufacturer Honda recently wrapped up a two-year pilot with DriveOhio, the smart mobility hub of the Ohio ...

A maintenance team member using an AI-powered app that aids property managers in completing their tasks. Image courtesy of SmartRent Often an afterthought, the topic of maintenance has found itself ...

From cloud-based software that can automate processes and optimize service schedules to mobile devices providing real-time updates and documentation to artificial intelligence that facilitates ...

It’s nearly impossible to attend an industry trade show or conference without hearing the terms “artificial intelligence” or “data-driven.” While they might sound like computer science terms, trucking ...

Increasingly in fleet maintenance, artificial intelligence has been used to guide technicians on repairs and diagnose problems proactively. It also has helped supervisors to better engage with and ...

This is Part Two of a three-part series on fleet diagnostics. You can read Parts One and Three here. Telematics systems and data are crucial for executing effective maintenance plans, noted Alex ...

The all-new VNL is the most connected truck ever built by Volvo Trucks, according to the company, and will usher in a variety of technologies that boost uptime with more accurate, data-based ...

Dow Corning Corp., in Midland, Mich., started using condition monitoring 15 years ago. The company— which produces thousands of non-finished-goods products, monitors vibration at its 24-hour-per-day ...

For businesses that rely on vehicle fleets to deliver goods, serve customers, or move people, every minute a truck or van ...

In the fast-evolving world of aviation, maintaining aircraft efficiency and safety standards is a priority. The recent collaboration between Gecko Robotics and L3Harris Technologies marks a ...

MIDLAND, Texas — Midland College's Aviation Maintenance Technology Program's first set of classes kicked of in January of 2023. Since reopening its doors, Instructor and Program Chair Chad Farris said ...