Brokk launches Brokk Connect 2.0
Published by Jessica Casey,
Editor
Global Mining Review,
Brokk has launched Brokk Connect 2.0, the next step for the online platform for connected Brokk robots launched earlier this year. The new release introduces several new features, such as a sophisticated geofencing function, user customisation of the platform, and a new weekly status report that helps Brokk owners to stay up to date on their fleet’s status. And perhaps most importantly, with Brokk Connect 2.0 the successful service is now available all over Europe and North America.
Brokk Connect 2.0 is the next step for the online platform for connected Brokk robots. Brokk Connect was announced in February 2021 and has been available in three pilot markets. With the release of Brokk Connect 2.0, it now becomes available all over Europe and North America.
Brokk Connect is an online platform developed by Brokk. The solution includes both hardware and software that are unique to meet the specific requirements of the operation and management of demolition robots. To provide the best coverage and always-on operation, the robots are connected over the mobile network.
Brokk Connect 2.0 delivers several new features. These include a sophisticated always-on geofencing functionality that helps Brokk owners keep control of their fleet of machines and assists the owner in case of theft or unauthorised use. It is now also possible to customise the online platform to each customer’s own preference, and there is a new weekly status report over customers’ fleet of Brokk robots to keep them up to date if there is anything that needs attention.
“As we said when we announced Brokk Connect, it is a solution that we will continue to develop and expand. Brokk Connect 2.0 is now the next step, but it is definitely not the last. Connected machines and all their benefits are here to stay,” said Martin Krupicka, CEO of Brokk Group.
Read the article online at: https://www.globalminingreview.com/product-news/02112021/brokk-launches-brokk-connect-20/
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