Roadcast, a tech start-up, has launched Roadcast Fuel Sensor, which it claims is a product intended to transform fuel management within the logistics industry.
One of the major contributors to operating costs in the logistics sector is fuel usage. Optimising fuel usage has become critical for organisations, as the logistics industry accounts for 30% of the world’s annual fuel consumption, or about 50 billion gallons.
It further states that industry statistics show that companies spend more than 42 percent of their budget on fuel and that losses from drainage, underfilling, theft, and pilferage range from 5 to 8 percent. Each month, this results in significant financial losses for the companies. To address this it says businesses can greatly reduce emissions with its Roadcast Fuel Sensor.
The fuel sensor offers a comprehensive solution, enabling businesses to reduce fuel consumption by 5–10 percent through its advanced technology and real-time monitoring capabilities. Equipped with IoT and GPS tracking technology, the device provides visibility into vehicle performance and fuel usage, which allows businesses to make informed decisions and optimise operational efficiency.
Moreover, the Roadcast Fuel Sensor includes a sophisticated fuel monitoring platform, allowing businesses to track low fuel levels, temperature alerts, and ideal usage times. By leveraging this data, businesses can generate detailed reports to identify inefficiencies and prevent theft, ultimately leading to substantial cost savings.
Vishal Jain, Co-Founder, Roadcast said, “Our mission at Roadcast is to empower businesses with innovative solutions that drive efficiency and cost savings. With the Roadcast Fuel Sensor, we aim to revolutionise fuel management in the logistics sector, enabling businesses to optimise their operations and maximise profitability.”
