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Questar's AI-based Vehicle Health Management Platform Reveals Malfunctions in Bus Fleet, Reducing Safety Risks, Saving Repair Costs, and Improving Uptime

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Tuesday, June 7, 2022
Accident, Original equipment manufacturer, Time, Ownership, Deep learning, AI, CEO, Data collection, Ecosystem, Maintenance, Intelligence, Vision, Technology, Health, Acquisition, VHM, Hello Saferide, TEL, TCO, Safety, Gasoline, Maintenance (technical), Questar, Kavim

TEL AVIV, Israel, June 7, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Questar Auto Technologies, the leading predictive vehicle health company, announced today that its Vehicle Health Management (VHM) Platform, which combines artificial intelligence with automotive expertise, successfully provided early warning of major malfunctions in 10% of a bus fleet that was tested in the pilot operated by Israel-based Kavim Public Transportation company.

Key Points: 
  • Today's vehicles undergo costly maintenance at fixed times as a preventative measure, even if they are in good condition.
  • Yet, fleet owners worldwide still spend hundreds of billions of dollars a year fixing vehicle malfunctions that weren't caught on time, resulting in excessive repair costs and unnecessary downtime.
  • By identifying vehicle malfunctions before they turn into expensive, or unsafe issues, Questar minimizes vehicle downtime due to malfunctions and repair times and helps fleet owners save thousands of dollars per vehicle.
  • The company is headquartered in Tel Aviv with offices in the United States (San Jose and Detroit), Germany, and Korea.

Questar's AI-based Vehicle Health Management Platform Reveals Malfunctions in Bus Fleet, Reducing Safety Risks, Saving Repair Costs, and Improving Uptime

Retrieved on: 
Tuesday, June 7, 2022
Accident, Original equipment manufacturer, Time, Ownership, Deep learning, AI, CEO, Data collection, Ecosystem, Maintenance, Intelligence, Vision, Technology, Health, Acquisition, VHM, Hello Saferide, TEL, TCO, Safety, Gasoline, Maintenance (technical), Questar, Kavim

TEL AVIV, Israel, June 7, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Questar Auto Technologies, the leading predictive vehicle health company, announced today that its Vehicle Health Management (VHM) Platform, which combines artificial intelligence with automotive expertise, successfully provided early warning of major malfunctions in 10% of a bus fleet that was tested in the pilot operated by Israel-based Kavim Public Transportation company.

Key Points: 
  • Today's vehicles undergo costly maintenance at fixed times as a preventative measure, even if they are in good condition.
  • Yet, fleet owners worldwide still spend hundreds of billions of dollars a year fixing vehicle malfunctions that weren't caught on time, resulting in excessive repair costs and unnecessary downtime.
  • By identifying vehicle malfunctions before they turn into expensive, or unsafe issues, Questar minimizes vehicle downtime due to malfunctions and repair times and helps fleet owners save thousands of dollars per vehicle.
  • The company is headquartered in Tel Aviv with offices in the United States (San Jose and Detroit), Germany, and Korea.

UVeye Introduces New Tire Quality Inspection System for Major Fleets

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Wednesday, August 14, 2019
Artemis, Project management software, Tire, Kavim, Holon, Automation, Systems, Physics, Articles

The system also can compare tire pressure to manufacturer specifications and report on any irregularities.

Key Points: 
  • The system also can compare tire pressure to manufacturer specifications and report on any irregularities.
  • "With Artemis, we have taken another major step toward building a unified platform based on artificial intelligence for the automated inspection of vehicles," Hever said.
  • The Artemis system currently is in use at Kavim, a major Israeli bus company with nearly 500 employees based in Holon.
  • The money will be used to support the deployment of the Artemis and other UVeye inspection systems worldwide.