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Fuel management technology – a way to transparent and eco-friendly business says Brazil at SAE 2016
Dezembro 6, 2016
Participation in the SAE congress in Brazil, which we have previously announced, has only proven that the demand and interest for fuel management is constantly growing among key players in the market.
Key trends in Telematics from Omnicomm at SAE Brasil 2016
Outubro 23, 2016
October, 25-27th has long been reserved for team Omnicomm’s participation in SAE Brasil 2016 – a global congress and exhibition on engineering in connectivity, telematics, vehicles and intelligent systems that is taking place in San Paolo. Our top management squad will contribute to the Technological Hub conference program and is looking forward to exchanging expertise with more than a hundred other participants throughout the congress.
Omnicomm at Telematics India 2016, Bangalore
Outubro 20, 2016
With over 650 delegates, 12 discussion sessions and panels, 127 businesses and more than 60 speakers, the Telematics India trade show is one of the largest platforms for the automotive telematics industry. Omnicomm participated in Telematics 2016 with a unique on site demonstration of its precision fuel sensor. The Omnicomm booth attracted inquiries from hundreds of visitors and representatives of more than 50 partner and automotive companies made active inquiries.
The Ultimate LLS 30160 Fuel Level Sensor by Omnicomm Hits the Global Market
Agosto 24, 2016
Having successfully tested the LLS 30160 fuel level sensor on the home market, Omnicomm is officially launching it worldwide. The product was designed to meet the transport telematics market’s growing need for upgraded reliability and enhanced data accuracy. And a range of novelty design aspects has proved to set it apart from its predecessors.
Successful Integration of Omnicomm Hardware with Suntech’s New 2016 Terminals
Agosto 22, 2016
Omnicomm and Suntech are taking their partnership to the next level as the global company releases its brand new 300 range of terminals, completely replacing the previous 215 line. The new terminals feature two RS-232 ports; this allows directly connecting two fuel level sensors at once, providing Omnicomm with increased technical opportunities and presence in the industry.