Tyre monitoring treads a digital path

Tyre monitoring has come a long way from dusty drivers checking air pressure with a kick, and fleet operators scrawling mileages by pencil in a logbook. The monitoring systems of today are fed data from autonomous sensors that are capable of checking everything from location and pressure levels to temperature and wear and tear.

According to experts, data being gathered through tyre monitoring systems will soon be playing a much larger role in mining than originally envisioned

09 November 2020
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Sector experts say that the wealth of data being gathered through monitoring systems will soon be playing a much larger role in mining than originally envisioned.

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