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Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Thermal Transport Europe GmbH and idem telematics agree on cooperation

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Thermal Transport Europe GmbH and idem telematics agree on cooperation

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Thermal Transport Europe GmbH combines its refrigeration expertise with the open-system transport telematics of the European market leader idem telematics: at the IAA Transportation, both companies will present an integrated telematics portal that brings more transparency and proactive service to the transport operator throughout the entire refrigerated transport process.

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Thermal Transport Europe GmbH (MTTE) is on course for growth with climate-friendly, highly efficient transport refrigeration systems in proverbial Japanese quality and reliability. Most recently, the Osnabrück-based subsidiary of the Japanese industrial group made waves with its noise- and exhaust-free, all-electric cooling systems. Now the company is cooperating with idem telematics, the European market leader for open-system transport telematics: both companies are combining their expertise in refrigerated transport with the aim of providing road hauliers with more efficiency, safety and service throughout the entire transport process. At the IAA Transportation (20-25 September 2022), MTTE (Hall H27, Stand D17) will present for the first time a system-open telematics portal based on the market-leading Cargofleet3 solution from idem telematics and enhanced with specific functions. The portal integrates predictive monitoring and proactive service functions of the refrigeration system. Thanks to open interfaces, this solution harmonises with all vehicles, telematics hardware as well as software applications, such as transport management systems, rental company systems, freight wallets, ERP systems and much more. In the high-end class of transport refrigeration – the GDP-certified transport of medical products – the system ensures seamless monitoring and digital documentation of the entire transport process.

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