| The name of the base system (platform): | Microsoft Azure |
| Developers: | Arrival Group |
| Date of the premiere of the system: | August 2021 |
| Branches: | Transport |
2021: Announcement of fleet management platform
In early August 2021, Arrival announced the creation of a cloud platform for telemetry, vehicle management and data for electric vehicle fleets. The solution is based on the Microsoft Azure cloud infrastructure.
According to the press release, as a result of this business strategy, which destroys traditional production practices, Arrival was able to develop and implement its own components, software and assembly processes in a unique way in order to make the most of all aspects of production.
Although Arrival has already collaborated with some major names in the field of technology and fleet management, such as UPS and Uber, Microsoft may become the largest partner.
Data collected by fleets and individual vehicles stored in the cloud continues to grow worldwide. At the same time, there is no standardized method of organizing or managing the flow of data from such parks.
Arrival's plan is to develop a single and open data platform using Microsoft Azure, which can be used by a wide range of customers. This includes manufacturers of complete equipment, suppliers, cities, as well as freight and logistics companies. As a result, the open data platform will use Azure and machine learning to extract information from data, as well as calculations at the border to minimize the flow of data from car to cloud. Thanks to the introduction of a single, canonical data standard and a transparent data exchange policy, the information obtained will improve the design of vehicles, improve the logistics of fleets and contribute to the development of mobility ecosystems and business models.
By developing an open data platform with Microsoft, Arrival will soon be able to use the data to better manage its own fleet of electric vehicles. At the same time, Arrival will be able to share this data with partners so that they can develop their own solutions for fleets. There is no timeline yet for us to see beta testing of this open data platform.[1]
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