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Cojali представит свои технологические разработки в области транспорта на выставке IAA Hanover

28 июл. 2022 г.

Cojali will attend as exhibitor the IAA Hannover 2022, the world's largest event related to mobility, transport and logistics that will take place from 20 to 25 September in Hanover, Germany. 

At its stand 12-D65, Cojali will present the latest innovations of the Cojali OEM Solutions Division, focused on the development and manufacture of components, electronics and software for manufacturers in the sector.

Among them, its connectivity solution for fleet management with advanced remote diagnostics and predictive maintenance stands out, developed to optimise processes, maintain the vehicle on route, prevent unexpected events, increase the fleet safety and reduce costs.

Visitors will also have the opportunity to know first-hand Cojali’s capacity to develop advanced diagnostics solutions for manufacturers of commercial vehicles. With more than 30 years of experience, Cojali has become leader in this sector, offering rugged and light hardware with an unprecedented connectivity capacity. Along with it, the range of advanced diagnostics solutions available in Cojali is completed by intuitive, totally customisable and scalable software that includes the widest technical information of the sector.

Lastly, Cojali will present its range of cooling systems and electronics components, thus proving once again its capacity to design and manufacture customised solutions that meet the manufacturers' needs. 

Emiliano Morales, Sales & Business Development Director of the OEM Diagnostics Solutions Division states that, "At Cojali, we are very pleased to have the opportunity to present all these solutions in an event with the magnitude of the IAA and to share views with other visitors, after four years without being able to do so in person" and continues, "It is important for us to put into value the technology and innovation capacity of Cojali in a sector in constant growth and in the midst of digital revolution."