Geotab unveils latest AI‍-‍powered telematics for Australian fleets

Geotab has announced its telematics roadmap for Australian fleets at its Geotab Connect event in Las Vegas. The company has announced it is introducing AI-powered video safety tools, next-generation vehicle hardware, and ruggedised tracking solutions for visibility beyond traditional coverage.

The company says that for Australia and New Zealand, the focus is on transitioning telematics from simple tracking to an ‘operational brain’ that handles complex data to drive safety, efficiency and asset visibility.

“Australian and New Zealand fleets operate in some of the most demanding conditions in the world,” said David Brown, Associate Vice President, APAC, Geotab. “This next wave of innovation is about turning connected vehicle data into near real-time intelligence that fleets can actually use to prevent incidents, sharpen decision-making and maintain visibility across vehicles and critical assets, even in hard-to-reach areas.”

Upcoming priorities for Australia in 2026 include a number of new technologies, including:

• Go Focus Pro, an AI-powered expansion to the GO Focus range of video telematics designed to deliver 360-degree visibility and predictive risk detection, and combining surround video coverage with in-cab AI alerts to help identify potential issues before incidents occur.
• Re-engineered GO and GO Plus telematics devices, built on a new architecture designed for faster AI processing and higher-integrity data, while supporting the latest vehicle platforms.
• GO Anywhere and Go Anywhere Plus range of ruggedised asset-tracking solutions for trailers, heavy equipment and non-powered assets, with GO Anywhere Plus asset tracker introducing the potential for satellite connectivity in Australia.
   

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