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The benefits of Internet of Things (IoT) technologies in terms of cost reduction and improvement of operational efficiency have brought companies operating in the transportation industry – from automotive to public transport and railway – to adopt smart sensors and meters to track and monitor their assets. A Smart Data Logging system implies on-board intelligent devices to collect and process field data connected with a cloud infrastructure to integrate data with enterprise IT applications.
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