Maxtrack, a reference in technology for tracking passengers and cargo in Latin America, has started the incorporation of its new smart rotogram for agribusiness vehicles.
The system uses drone images or proprietary mapping of farms and fields in regions of difficult identification or reserved operations – without the need for an Internet connection or dependence on public mapping solutions.
The mechanism enables the prior registration of the routes and displays all the data of the route, with signaling of critical points, road and vehicle speed, alerts of possible deviations, in addition to real-time guidance by images, text and voice messages, without the need for any action or intervention by the drivers.
AI also assists in the calculation of speed compatible with curves in winding sections in addition to managing consistent mileage and fuel consumption.
The pilot project was carried out in partnership with Raízen in the second half of 2023. Currently, the solution is partially installed in the company’s fleet, with the prospect of full allocation by the end of 2024.
Recently, the company also started to invest in the development of a tool aimed at the automation of large vehicles, capable of providing automation at level 2 (partial steering), when there is, at the same time, adaptive cruise control and lane centering assistant.
The technology, a pioneer in the market, features speed control by fence (risk area, speed reduction after violation and effective driver assistance (ADAS).
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