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For fleet managers, GPStracking is indispensable. It streamlines operations, enhances security, and optimizes logistics. However, a growing threat looms: GPS jammers. These devices can disrupt your tracking systems, leading to significant vulnerabilities. Understanding what a GPS jammer is and how to counter its effects is crucial for maintaining control and protecting your assets. What can GPS Trackers Do? GPS tracking technology provides significant value beyond simple location tracking. It offers a range of core advantages that empower businesses and individuals: Why are Fleets Targeted by GPS Jamming? Fleets are attractive targets for GPS jamming for several reasons: The Impact of

Efficient operations, asset protection, and cost savings rely on real-time GPS tracking. For valuable equipment or growing fleets, choosing the best GPS trackers for vehicles and equipment provides essential insights and control. This article helps you find the ideal GPS tracker, including waterproof options from Jimi IoT. What can GPS Trackers do? GPS tracking technology provides significant value beyond simple location tracking. It offers a range of core advantages that empower businesses and individuals: Key Considerations When Choosing the Best GPS Trackers Among the numerous GPS tracking devices, choosing the “best” product requires careful consideration. You need to evaluate the

Managing assets in remote, off-grid, or harsh environments has always been a daunting task. From construction equipment scattered across vast job sites to cargo containers navigating international waters, ensuring visibility and control over valuable assets is critical—but far from simple. Conventional GPS trackers often fall short in these settings due to power limitations, signal blind spots, and extreme weather conditions. However, solar-powered GPS trackers, like the LL303PRO, redefine the standards for remote asset tracking. Built with durability, long-term performance, and autonomy in mind, this rugged IP67-certified tracker is purposefully engineered for harsh and remote asset tracking. Why Solar-Powered GPS Tracking

Keeping track of valuable assets is no longer optional—it’s essential. Whether managing trailers, machinery, or mobile equipment, businesses need visibility and control to stay efficient and secure. That’s where asset tracking and management come in. By using technologies like GPS, LTE, and IoT sensors, modern asset tracking systems offer real-time location updates, environmental data, and condition monitoring. With the right tools in place, companies can reduce theft, cut down on downtime, and make better decisions, especially in logistics, construction, or fleet operations. What is Asset Tracking? Asset tracking refers to the process of monitoring the location, status, and movement of

We believe great partnerships begin with meaningful conversations. Recently, we had the privilege of speaking with Sergei Leuchanka, the founder of Telematics inSights, in what turned out to be a valuable and insightful meeting. Telematics inSights, known for its modern-looking solution and high-quality standards, is a fast-growing platform focused on video telematics. With a strong presence across the industry, the brand actively works with many hardware providers, including Jimi IoT, to support a wide range of connected mobility use cases. This conversation marked the beginning of a promising collaboration between our brands. Learning from Experience Sergei generously shared his thoughts

Fleet managers know that unexpected vehicle breakdowns lead to costly downtime, missed deliveries, and frustrated customers. But what if you could detect mechanical issues before they turn into breakdowns? That’s where DTC trackers and IoT fleet management systems come in. In this article, we’ll explore how DTC fault detection empowers fleets with predictive maintenance, helping you lower costs, boost efficiency, and keep your vehicles running smoothly. What Is a DTC Tracker? DTC stands for Diagnostic Trouble Code—a standardized system used in vehicle onboard diagnostics (OBD). A DTC tracker is an IoT-enabled device that monitors these fault codes in real time

In today’s fast-evolving world of auto insurance, one thing is clear: data drives decisions. Whether it’s for adjusting premiums, resolving claims, or detecting fraud, insurers increasingly rely on real-time data from vehicles. This is where vehicle telematics systems step in to revolutionize how insurers assess risk, price policies, and interact with drivers. If you’re considering integrating IoT devices for car insurance purposes into your vehicle or fleet, this guide will walk you through everything you need to know. What’s the Role of IoT Devices in Modern Car Insurance? IoT devices in cars are smart sensors or telematics hardware that collect

For fleet managers today, just tracking vehicle locations isn’t enough, safety and regulations matter more than ever. GPS tracking can cover the basics, but real-world driving risks need smarter solutions. That’s exactly why we are developing AI Dashcam with full speed, helping you catch problems before they escalate and giving you clearer visibility into what’s really happening on the road. From Passive Recording to Proactive Safety with AI Dashcam Traditional dash cameras simply record video footage. AI Dashcams, like Jimi IoT’s JC450, add intelligence by using machine learning models to analyze driving behavior in real-time. Key capabilities include: This means

Introduction From private cars to commercial fleets, Lane Departure Warning (LDW) and Lane Keep Assistance have become increasingly common. In passenger vehicles, these features are now standard on many models, helping prevent accidents caused by unintended lane drifting. Admittedly, sometimes these systems feel intrusive—especially when drivers find themselves “battling” the steering wheel. But the numbers don’t lie: according to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS), LDW systems have been shown to reduce rates of single-vehicle, sideswipe, and head-on crashes by approximately 11%. In commercial fleet management, ensuring driver and vehicle safety is critical. One often-overlooked but highly impactful technology

Smarter Fleets, Safer Roads, Leaner Operations Fleet telematics in 2025 means more than just tracking vehicles. It’s about using AI, integrated platforms, and compliance-ready devices to help fleets make safer, smarter, and faster decisions. Here are five key trends every fleet manager should know, and how Jimi IoT’s verified product lineup fits into each. 1. AI Video Telematics Is Becoming Standard AI-powered cameras now detect driver behavior and road risks in real time, helping prevent accidents before they happen. Key Changes: How Jimi IoT fits: The JC450 multi-channel dashcam system offers up to five video channels with AI-assisted ADAS and

Food waste isn’t just a dinner-table issue, it often starts long before food reaches consumers. During transportation, 7% to 15% of perishable food is lost due to temperature deviations, improper handling, or delays in transit1. In the U.S. alone, nearly one-third of all food is lost or wasted each year, much of it happens during logistics processes2. In cold chain logistics, every degree and minute matters. Monitoring effectively isn’t just a slogan, it’s about maintaining freshness, reducing waste, and improving global sustainability. Why Cold Chain Monitoring Matters JimiIoT Cold Chain Solution: LL301 + K7800P To combat these challenges, JimiIoT offers a plug-and-play cold chain tracking solution

As sustainability moves from aspiration to expectation, logistics companies around the world are under growing pressure to meet environmental standards, cut carbon emissions, and report on fleet impact. But going green is no longer just about vehicle upgrades—it’s about intelligent, data-driven platforms that turn everyday operations into measurable ESG progress. That’s where JimiIoT is making a difference. Data-Backed ESG Reporting for Fleet Operators Whether managing delivery vans or long-haul trucks, organizations can use Jimi’s platform to support their ESG reporting needs: By transforming operational data into carbon intelligence, Tracksolid Pro empowers fleets to take measurable climate action—without extra hardware or

Market Overview As logistics operations continue to expand and digital transformation accelerates, long-haul trucks and commercial fleets are increasingly demanding smarter, more reliable monitoring and control systems. In 2024, the global vehicle fleet management terminal market was valued at approximately USD 121 billion, with projections indicating a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 9.1% from 2025 to 2034. This growth is largely fueled by the need to enhance operational efficiency and comply with evolving safety regulations. In China, the Ministry of Transport has underscored the importance of vehicle safety, advocating for the widespread adoption of advanced video surveillance and safety systems.

When choosing a location-tracking solution for your assets, vehicles, or people, two primary technologies dominate the market: GPS (Global Positioning System) and LBS (Location-Based Services). Both have their strengths and limitations, selecting the right one can significantly affect tracking accuracy, cost-efficiency, and performance in different environments. In this article, we will explore GPS vs LBS positioning in depth—how each technology works, their core differences, and which solution best fits specific use cases across industries like logistics, personal safety, fleet management, and more. What Is GPS Positioning? GPS is a satellite-based navigation and tracking system that relies on a network of