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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

Fleet managers in logistics and construction know that modern vehicles increasingly rely on onboard digital video recorders (DVRs) and dashcams to improve safety, oversight, and accountability. But a DVR is only as effective as its installation. In practice, a poorly installed DVR can be as useless as none at all. A single critical incident – an accident, a disputed claim or a safety audit – can hinge on the quality and integrity of the video evidence. Professional-grade units like the JC371 dual-channel AI dashcam are designed to capture high-definition footage, GPS data, and driver events, but they require expert mounting,

IoT cold chain logistics is transforming the transportation of perishable goods like pharmaceuticals and fresh produce in North America. A cold chain is a temperature-controlled supply system that ensures these sensitive items remain safe throughout their journey. In 2024, the food cold-chain logistics market alone reached $114.17 billion and is projected to hit $204.53 billion by 2030 – highlighting the importance of smart, IoT-powered monitoring and visibility. IoT-Enabled Visibility and Real-Time Monitoring Modern IoT (Internet of Things) devices are transforming cold-chain logistics by providing constant visibility into every shipment. Wireless trackers equipped with GPS/BDS positioning and environmental sensors continuously feed

The JC451 Multi-Channel AI CamBox is a revolutionary remote video monitoring terminal designed to address the unique challenges faced by fleet managers, particularly in sectors such as logistics, public transportation, hazardous materials transport, and school bus operations. With its advanced capabilities, this system provides a holistic view of the vehicle environment, integrating cutting-edge AI technology with practical solutions to ensure safety, efficiency, and optimal fleet management. Below, we analyze the product and delve into the key pain points it resolves for business customers in these industries. The Need for AI fleet monitoring system In today’s fast-paced and highly regulated world,

The global population is aging rapidly. Care facilities and insurance providers face growing pressure to ensure safety and well-being for seniors, especially those with conditions like dementia that increase risks of wandering or falls. At the same time, understaffing and budget constraints make traditional monitoring methods difficult. This article explores the operational and societal challenges in elder care, and explains how Jimi IoT’s new PL601 LTE Portable GNSS Tracker can help institutions manage risk, improve efficiency, and deliver better outcomes for the elderly. Demographic Shifts and Care Challenges Worldwide, the proportion of people over 65 is rising. Many seniors experience

The GT06N 4G LTE Vehicle GNSS Terminal is a compact hard-wired tracker engineered for real-time fleet management. It offers robust location tracking via GPS/GLONASS/BDS and a full suite of telematics features. Key technical highlights include 4G LTE connectivity for fast data transmission, ultra-wide input voltage (9–90V DC) for compatibility across cars, trucks, and even electric bikes, and an internal industrial-grade battery for backup. It supports remote listen-in and a panic (SOS) button for emergency response, along with remote engine/fuel cut-off for theft prevention. Advanced sensors (accelerometer, etc.) enable event-triggered alerts – for example, detecting harsh braking, rapid acceleration, speeding, or

In an era of heightened road safety awareness, fleet management has become increasingly sophisticated, with businesses and industries worldwide recognizing the need for proactive measures to protect drivers, vehicles, and valuable cargo. Among the many innovations that enhance fleet safety, one of the most crucial yet often overlooked features is seat belt monitoring. As road safety regulations tighten globally and insurance premiums rise, ensuring that drivers are consistently wearing their seat belts is a key factor in reducing both risks and costs for businesses. The Growing Importance of Seat Belt Usage in the Automotive Industry Seat belts are the most

Open-pit mining operations rely on a fleet of massive heavy machinery that works across vast, remote quarries. Managing this equipment presents unique challenges. Sites span hundreds of acres with hills and pits that can block signals, making real-time tracking difficult. Constant dust, mud, rain and extreme temperatures batter both machines and electronics. Mains power is scarce, so device batteries must last without frequent maintenance. Valuable equipment and fuel are also at risk of theft or unauthorized use. Below are key pain points mining companies face: Key Features of the LL303 PRO for Mining The Jimi IoT LL303 PRO LTE Solar

In an era where connected mobility and operational transparency are rapidly becoming industry standards, traditional GPS tracking is no longer enough. Leasing fleets, especially those in sectors like ride-hailing and logistics, need advanced solutions to enhance driver accountability and improve operational efficiency. The AI dashcam for fleets, like the JC261P, is the ideal upgrade, combining video telematics with powerful AI capabilities, providing unparalleled safety and real-time insights. Against this backdrop, Jimiiot’s JC261P, an AI-powered dual-lens dashcam, emerges as a compelling solution. As an upgrade of the proven JC400P, the JC261P delivers advanced video telematics in a compact, integrated design, striking