Technoton’s DUT-E S7 Wireless Fuel Level Sensor allows you to determine the current volume and its changes due to refills and fuel consumption in the vehicle’s tank via Bluetooth®, thus providing a reliable log of the fuel level at specific dates and times, allowing you to identify consumption trends and anomalies that may represent situations of extraction or theft in the operation.

The growth and expansion capacity of integrated telematics solutions in the transport fleet is a great challenge that requires an additional effort from fleet managers to keep their technology up to date with the demands of their customers. The integration of Multiple Bluetooth Sensors represents an alternative to expand the monitoring and supervision of various […]

Automotive Transport Companies have a great opportunity to improve the Practical Sensor Connectivity in fleet vehicles to efficiently monitor and optimize a wide variety of operating indicators for business safety and profitability. Bluetooth Sensors are a practical solution to expand the monitoring and tracking of functionalities in automotive transport fleets, to be informed in real […]

The solution focuses on managing the information from sensors with bluetooth technology, connecting to the Geotab Go device to send the collected data in real time. Hermosillo, Sonora, Mexico – May 2022 – Didcom, an engineering and technology development company specializing in the automotive transport sector, announces the availability of Didcom BLEG – Bluetooth Low […]

Did you know that a 2 bar reduction in tire pressure reduces its useful life by 15% and increases fuel consumption by 2%? Driving with the correct tire pressure is a priority in Fleet Management. Tires typically rank between the second and third most important expense in the fleet, after fuel expense and maintenance expense, making […]

The International Roadcheck 2021 revealed that in Mexico, critical violations were found in 36 commercial vehicles reviewed on Mexican highways, implying their withdrawal from operation. The Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance (CVSA) inspected 1,288 units in Mexico, in our country through qualified inspectors from the Ministry of Communications and Transportation (SCT) with the support of the National […]