Getting Traffic Moving03/07/2009 |
| Highway services provider Ringway Jacobs (UK) is rolling out a Microsoft Virtual Earth vehicle and asset management solution from Masternaut Three X. Combining real-time, live online tracking of vehicles and RFID tagging of portable equipment with PDA-based service management software, Ringway Jacobs is able to respond to emergencies within minutes, ensuring that appropriately skilled teams and the right equipment get to the scene as rapidly as possible. This reduces frustration for other road users as the crews are able to clear the highway and get the traffic moving in much shorter time scales. |
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The system utilises both vehicle tracking technology and active RFID tags attached to portable equipment. The tags are read by special loading area readers fitted to the maintenance vehicles that link to the onboard Masternaut telematics unit. As equipment is loaded on and off the vehicle the tag is read and this automatically generates a visual inventory, which is visible on the Masternaut screen back in the control room.
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