Kubota rolls out telematics
6 June 2022
Kubota has launched a new telematics portal to help equipment operators increase machine efficiency and security.
The Kubota Tracking System is being offered as standard initially on the KX080-4a2 model and will be expanded throughout the manufacturer’s range in the future.
Users can monitor machines in their fleet, with data being accessed via a PC, laptop, tablet or smartphone.
“As costs in other areas of construction rise, we are trying to develop new ways to help Kubota machine users understand where savings can be made and efficiency increased,” said Rob White, division manager, construction at Kubota UK.
Operators can view the location of machines via GPS tracking, while geofencing allows users to designate specific areas of use, with alerts being generated if the equipment is taken outside these limits.
The portal provides information about machine faults enabling a fast response and minimising downtime. Details are also generated regarding real-time parameters such as machine work rate, operating times, actual operation, occupancy rate (as a percentage), idling time, DPF regeneration history, water and oil temperatures, and fuel consumption.