Telematics: The data driving construction machines

As more and more construction companies start using telematics to manage their fleets, Lucy Barnard finds out how monitoring data streams can drive down costs and carbon emissions and perhaps one day enable machines to operate themselves

David Milnes’ face lights up when he talks about data.

Fuel use data, carbon emissions data, down time data, even just which machines his company is hiring and where they are at the moment, could all be used to provide valuable information, says the head of digital construction at UK-based…

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