Rivigo partners JK Tyre to bring Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) for CVs

The partnership will provide tyre management solution to fleet owners in the country.

Autocar Pro News Desk By Autocar Pro News Desk calendar 01 Aug 2019 Views icon8889 Views Share - Share to Facebook Share to Twitter Share to LinkedIn Share to Whatsapp
Rivigo partners JK Tyre to bring Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) for CVs

Five-year old Indian tech-enabled logistics start-up, Rivigo has partnered with tyre major JK Tyre & Industries to introduce its patented Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) technology christened 'TREEL’ that transmits live data at regular intervals to monitor the condition of tyres every few seconds.

The patented TPMS technology will capture data relating to tyre pressure and temperature through advance algorithms and enable alerts in case of pilferage of tyres as and when they are demounted from vehicles. The company says the vast amount of data generated will show the co-relation between tyre pressure and temperature and will help in predicting tyre life.

The pattern from the data will provide insights of wear pattern on the tyres, helping to predict cases of puncture or burst probability in real time. The technology can also define threshold operating conditions, which will generate real-time alerts for maintaining the right tyre pressure.

TREEL the TPMS technology is powered by JK Tyre, is a telematics and analytical system that includes a cloud-based, web and mobile application called TMaaS (Tyre Management as a Service) and JK Connect-smart tyre sensors that provides complete visibility to the driver in-cabin and to the Control Centre. Besides real-time monitoring capability to the Control Centre, the system sends real-time tyre pressure and temperature data to help drivers prevent downtime.

Vibhanshu Abhishek, head of Data and AI, Rivigo said, “At Rivigo, we have always believed that IoT and data science are keys to smart and intelligent trucking solutions. We are proud to partner with JK Tyre & Industries to create the future of tyre management through IoT. Over the years we have come up with the science to turn trucks into IoT-enabled vehicles using technologies to track truck vitals, including fuel, driving behaviours and safety. The learning's through data on tyre performance will help manufacture better tyres for Indian roads.”

Sanjeev Sharma, GM Fleet Management, JK Tyre & Industries, said the partnership is aimed at driving synergies between both brands to maximise efficiencies. “JK Tyre & Industries is happy to partner logistics firm Rivigo to introduce the revolutionary sensor-based technology TREEL in commercial fleets in India. The partnership is based on driving synergies between both our companies, leveraging on each other’s expertise to bring an innovative solution to commercial fleet owners who can now use the customised tyre management service to bring efficiencies to their business leading to greater profits.”

Vipul Sharma, Head of Asset at Rivigo, said the TPMS technology is part of the company's core USP of finding innovative solutions for the logistics industry. “Advanced tyre management will lead to better quality, higher mileage and better safety on Indian roads and is core part of Rivigo’s mission of making Indian logistics human and safer.”

Also read: Rivigo gets US patent for unique driver relay system

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