Intangles launches InCert, InSight, InGenious and InVision+, four AIS-140-certified products for tracking, predictive maintenance and video telematics in India.
Key points
- Intangles Launches Four AIS-140-Certified Products for Fleets
- Beyond AIS-140 Compliance
- What Each Configuration Offers
- InCentral Online Platform
- What It Means for Fleet Operators
Intangles, a predictive fleet intelligence company based in Pune, has launched four AIS-140-certified products in India: InCert, InSight, InGenious and InVision+. The range is designed for commercial vehicle operators who need to meet tracking rules but also want data that helps them cut breakdowns, fuel losses and unsafe driving.
Intangles Launches Four AIS-140-Certified Products for Fleets
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1. Intangles Launches Four AIS-140-Certified Products for Fleets |
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2. Beyond AIS-140 Compliance |
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3. What Each Configuration Offers |
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4. InCentral Online Platform |
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5. What It Means for Fleet Operators |
The products work with a wide range of vehicles, including cabs, three-wheelers, small commercial vehicles, vans, light and intermediate commercial vehicles, medium and heavy commercial vehicles and buses. Compatibility depends on the configuration chosen. All four run on InRoute, Intangles' fleet intelligence platform, which brings tracking, monitoring and predictive analytics into one view. Operators of buses are one of the main groups for whom AIS-140 tracking matters.
Beyond AIS-140 Compliance
AIS-140 is a government-mandated standard that sets requirements for vehicle tracking and emergency alert systems. It does not require access to engine data such as fault codes, coolant temperature or fuel analytics, so ordinary AIS-140 trackers mostly show where a vehicle is. Intangles says its range adds predictive intelligence on top of compliance, using physics-based analytics and machine learning to give early warnings about developing faults. The company claims 96% predictive AI accuracy and says its technology has helped fleets cut powertrain breakdowns by 75%. These are the company's own figures and have not been independently verified. Small operators running pickups like the Ashok Leyland Bada Dost i5 XL are in the small commercial vehicle group the range covers.
What Each Configuration Offers
The four configurations let operators pay for the level of intelligence they need:
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InCert: The entry-level option, with AIS-140-certified tracking, trip management, geofencing and driver alerts.
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InSight: Adds driver behaviour reports, fuel consumption insights, vehicle fault codes and repair guidance.
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InGenious: Adds predictive vehicle health monitoring, advanced fuel management, DriveIQ driver scorecards and operations automation.
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InVision+: Combines AIS-140 tracking with a two-camera AI video telematics system, with a road-facing camera, a driver-facing camera, in-cabin voice alerts, road warnings and video on demand.
Heavier vehicles such as the Tata LPT 1512, which TrucksBuses lists with a GVW of 16,020 kg, fall under the medium and heavy commercial vehicle category covered by the range. Which configuration works with which vehicle has not been listed in the announcement.
InCentral Online Platform
Along with the products, Intangles has launched InCentral, a direct-to-customer online platform. Operators can look at the configurations, check whether they work with their vehicles and buy online. The platform can also generate VLTD (Vehicle Location Tracking Device) certificates. The products will continue to be sold through Intangles' field sales network across India. Prices were not announced.
What It Means for Fleet Operators
Anup Patil, CEO of Intangles, said fleet size should not decide who gets predictive intelligence, since a vehicle off the road hurts a business whether it owns five vehicles or five hundred. He added that a certified device that is already installed lets operators choose what value they want from it, which is the idea behind the company's #ChoiceOkPlease campaign. For school transport, where driver monitoring matters, passenger vans such as the Force Traveller N School 3700, listed with 16 and 20 seat options, are among the vehicles that could use a camera-based product like InVision+.
Three-wheeler operators are covered too, and buyers of electric 3-wheelers can check with Intangles which configurations fit their models.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. Which AIS-140-certified products has Intangles launched?
Ans. Intangles has launched InCert, InSight, InGenious and InVision+, four configurations that run on its InRoute platform.
Q2. Which vehicles do the products support?
Ans. They support cabs, three-wheelers, small commercial vehicles, vans, LCVs, ICVs, medium and heavy commercial vehicles and buses, depending on the configuration.
Q3. What does InVision+ offer?
Ans. InVision+ adds a road-facing camera and a driver-facing camera, in-cabin voice alerts, road warnings and video on demand to AIS-140 tracking.
Q4. What is InCentral?
Ans. InCentral is Intangles' online platform where operators can choose products, check vehicle compatibility, buy online and generate VLTD certificates.
Q5. What results does Intangles claim for its technology?
Ans. The company claims 96% predictive AI accuracy and a 75% reduction in powertrain breakdowns for fleets. These are the company's own figures.