RuggON, an international maker of ruggedized mobile solutions, announced it has upgraded the RuggON VIKING Mobile Data Terminal. The new unit now includes Android 11 OS and GNSS Dead-Reckoning technology. Inherently rugged, the VIKING delivers powerful, reliable computing performance for transport fleets (light or heavy-duty) and public transportation companies.
“Incorporating Android 11 OS and GNSS Dead Reckoning technology into the VIKING strengthens our commitment to provide transport fleets and public transportation companies with critical data to keep them up and running,” stated Tom Wang, RuggON CEO. “We have no hesitation in saying the VIKING is the ultimate fleet-management and public transportation solution, as it delivers unparalleled system performance, making it a reliable and productive daily workhorse.”
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Android 11 OS
Android 11 gives Viking users many new options. Among the features it brings to the RuggON Viking are the following.
The Android 11 updated Voice Access is faster and easier to use than previous iterations and may be used offline to provide more assistance, reducing network traffic usage and saving costs. In addition, intuitive labels on apps help users control and navigate the Viking simply by speaking out loud.
It allows the unit to connect wirelessly to a vehicle’s display, where Android apps used by a company will show up automatically onscreen. In addition, real-time security and privacy updates are sent directly from Google Play to the Viking, keeping units safe and secure.
Android 11 inclusion also allows Viking users to save licensing costs compared to Windows operating systems. Companies can also utilize Google Play as an application extension, helping them reduce remote management/maintenance/upgrade and other expenses. Since VIKING includes Google Mobile Services (GMS), companies can use Google Maps instead of developing their own maps.
High-performance GNSS is a popular multi-satellite-based real-time tracking system. Its Dead Reckoning function plots navigation when satellite signals are partially or completely blocked by buildings or vehicles, are traveling through tunnels or in urban canyons.
The RuggON Viking Mobile Data Terminal is engineered to monitor vehicle status to keep transport fleets and public transportation companies from experiencing costly downtime. The unit’s rich I/O connectivity features also provide monitoring capability by transferring vehicle passenger volume and location information to a company’s control center.
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