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Solutions · Transport and logistics

Coordinating a distributed fleet takes a single radio network and a control room to run it: we design and build both.

We design and build radio networks, Push-to-Talk over cellular (PoC) solutions, and dispatch control rooms for fleet communication, vehicle tracking, and operational coordination. To transport and logistics we bring over twenty years of experience in mission-critical communications.

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The challenges

The three challenges of coordinating a fleet.

What a transport company or a logistics hub has to deliver every day, across the control room, the vehicles, and the yard crews.

  • Communication across wide areas

    The control room, moving vehicles, and yard crews all have to stay connected across yards, warehouses, and along the routes. Where radio coverage does not reach, you need a network to extend it and a Push-to-Talk over cellular (PoC) solution that keeps everyone on the same channel.

  • Knowing where the vehicles are

    The control room needs to know the position of every vehicle and field unit at all times to set priorities and handle the unexpected. Without real-time tracking, coordination relies on phone calls and guesswork.

  • Coordinating different teams

    Handling, security, and maintenance work in the same logistics hub with different needs. You need dedicated groups and priorities on the same network, plus recording of every communication to reconstruct how an operation was handled.

Scenario · Operations

What happens during a yard operations shift.

A concrete case: from team-to-team communication to coordination from the control room, all the way to network supervision.

  1. On-site teams stay in touch

    Yard staff, handling, and maintenance talk to each other over the company radio network. We design and build these networks (DMR Tier II and Tier III, TETRA trunking, VHF/UHF links) and we supply, program, and maintain the terminals: we are authorized Motorola Solutions, Hytera, and Kenwood resellers and the exclusive Funktronic distributor for Italy.

    Handheld radio with speaker microphone clipped to an operator’s belt
  2. Distant vehicles join over PoC

    Moving vehicles and units outside radio coverage stay on the same channels through Push-to-Talk over cellular (PoC): the Respondr app carries voice over Wi-Fi, LTE, and 5G, and a gateway links the radio fleet to the cellular network. We can supply multi-operator SIMs for the PoC terminals.

    Respondr app on Android and iOS smartphones showing radio channels and the PTT button
  3. The control room coordinates and sees where the vehicles are

    The operator works on the Respondr dispatch console, which brings radio networks, telephony, and the real-time GPS position of vehicles and units together on a single map. From one workstation the operator sets priorities, handles the unexpected, and keeps every team connected.

    Respondr map showing the real-time GPS position of vehicles and units
  4. The network stays under control

    The Track-TP platform shows the status of network equipment, radio networks, and, where present, the LoRaWAN sensors at the logistics hubs on a single dashboard, with real-time alarms: a fault is caught before it becomes a service outage.

    Track-TP supervision dashboard showing the LoRaWAN sensors
Products and services

The systems we deploy.

Every solution has its own in-depth page: here you will find only what it does for a fleet and a logistics hub.

Interoperability

Our systems integrate with the equipment you already have.

No closed systems: we use open protocols, let different technologies coexist on the same infrastructure, and work with the certifications that public tenders require.

Radio, telephony, and cellular on one console

Respondr manages TETRA, DMR, and VHF/UHF radio networks, telephony, and Push-to-Talk over cellular (PoC) from the same console: all fleet communications on a single workstation.

Integration with the customer’s systems

The monitoring and dispatch systems interface with the customer’s third-party platforms via SNMP, relay contacts, and APIs: alarms and data arrive where you already work.

Certifications and qualifications

Teleproject is an ISO 9001:2015 certified and SOA OS 19 qualified company. The Respondr and Track-TP platforms are designed in compliance with the NIS2 directive and the ISA/IEC 62443-3-3 standard.

Contact us

Request a proposal for your fleet.

Feasibility analysis, RF coverage study, and project planning, tailored to your requirements.