VEHICLE TRAILER MONITORING

Brand Owner Address Description
BAT RF STEMCO PRODUCTS, INC. 300 Industrial Boulevard Longview TX 75602 Vehicle and trailer monitoring and management system comprising electric or electronic sensors, radio frequency-based antennae, radio frequency-based readers, mounting brackets, connectors, and computer operating system software, all sold together as a unit for use in measuring, monitoring, and reporting data from vehicles, trailers, and dollies related to maintenance, condition, and wear-and-tear; electric or electronic sensors and radio-frequency sensors for use on vehicles, trailers, and dollies used to measure, analyze and communicate data from or about the vehicles, trailers, and dollies related to maintenance, condition and wear-and-tear; radio-frequency based electronic code readers for use in conjunction with vehicles, trailers and dollies for use in receiving data from or about vehicles, trailers, and dollies related to maintenance, condition and wear-and-tear; computer software for use in tracking, downloading, reporting, manipulating, and integrating data received from or about vehicles, trailers, and dollies related to maintenance, condition and wear-and-tear;BAT RADIO FREQUENCY;RF;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A vehicle-dynamics control method and system for a vehicle train comprising a tractor vehicle and a trailer vehicle. The vehicle-dynamics control system provided in the tractor vehicle, on the basis of vehicle-dynamics signals measured in the tractor vehicle, delivers brake-demand values (BAW) to the trailer vehicle. The trailer vehicle is equipped with a brake system, in which the brakes of the trailer vehicle can be actuated on the basis of the BAW. The vehicle-dynamics control method and system use data signals received from the trailer vehicle and calculates the BAW and permits activation of the brake system of the trailer vehicle while at the same time avoiding an undesirably large reduction of the cornering forces on the wheels of the trailer vehicle.