Tactile Mobility

Tactile Mobility

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Overview

Tactile Mobility is a tactile data and virtual sensing platform that enhances vehicle intelligence. While initial integration with OEM systems requires technical collaboration, the software delivers precise road-surface insights and real-time grip estimation. This improves vehicle safety, efficiency, and autonomous driving performance.

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Tactile Mobility Specifications

  • Vehicle Tracking (GPS)
  • Telematics Integration
  • Reporting & Analytics
  • Driver Behavior Analysis

Tactile Mobility Features

Onboard Grip Estimation

This feature provides real-time crowdsourced grip level data from vehicles, allowing drivers and fleet managers to maximize safety and efficiency. By analyzing traction conditions across different road surfaces, it helps predict hazards and optimize driving strategies.

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Tire Health

This system collects data on tire wear and tear, delivering actionable insights for maintenance and replacement. It helps reduce downtime, prevent accidents, and extend tire lifespan by enabling data-driven decisions.

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Weight Estimation

Vehicle weight is estimated in real time, ensuring compliance with EU regulatory requirements. Accurate weight monitoring supports load optimization, fleet safety, and operational efficiency across diverse vehicle types.

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Cloud Enhanced Grip Mapping

Generates crowdsourced tactile maps that offer a real-time view of road and driving conditions. This cloud-based feature enables proactive safety measures, informed route planning, and improved road performance analytics for fleets and OEMs.

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Data For Automotive OEMs

This feature equips vehicles with a sense of touch, enabling them to predict road events beyond the capabilities of standard ADAS sensors. It identifies hidden roadway risks, such as rough, wet, or icy surfaces, and detects potential vehicle hazards, including impending tire blowouts.

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Pros And Cons of Tactile Mobility

Pros

  • Advanced non-visual sensing capabilities

  • Reduces reliance on expensive hardware like LiDAR

  • Improves safety in low-visibility weather conditions

  • Highly scalable software-only implementation

Cons

  • Might require initial training for better software adoption

  • Limited reporting options might restrict decision-making flexibility

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Frequently Asked Questions

What level of support does Tactile Mobility offer?

Tactile Mobility provides support via email, phone, and contact forms.

Who are the typical users of Tactile Mobility software?

Typical users include automotive engineers, autonomous driving developers, fleet operators, and municipal road maintenance departments.

Does Tactile Mobility software offer an API?

Tactile Mobility does not provide any mention of an API on its official website.

What language does Tactile Mobility software support?

The software and its technical documentation are primarily supported in English.

Does Tactile Mobility have a mobile app?

Tactile Mobility is primarily an embedded software solution for vehicles, though data can be accessed via web-based dashboards and integrated mobile fleet tools.

What types of pricing plans does Tactile Mobility offer?

Tactile Mobility typically costs $6–$95/month/vehicle, depending on fleet size, sensors, and deployment complexity. Additional expenses include implementation and setup ($5,000–$25,000) and API or system integrations ($2,000–$15,000). Get a custom Tactile Mobility price quote.

What other apps does Tactile Mobility integrate with?

The software also integrates with platforms such as road infrastructure monitoring tools.