Voler Systems

Voler developed a wireless vehicle tracking device for Robertson's Ready Mix, the leading producer of Ready-Mixed Concrete and Construction Aggregates in Southern California. Robertson's fleet of 600 cement trucks, heavy-duty trucks and haulers are a critical asset. This device collects data in each truck and transmits this data to the back office. Robertson's Ready Mix has six dispatchers in the back office which monitor and dispatch trucks 24 hours a day using just their mouse and computer.

The original IBM PC included RS-232 serial ports, helping to proliferate a data transfer format that has lasted for decades. Thousands of industrial devices, everything from flow meters to other types of laboratory instruments, traditionally have RS-232 as the standard input/output port. Five years ago most of the new PCs stopped shipping with an RS-232 serial interface as a part of their standard or base configuration. Common PC desktop peripherals such as printers, scanners, and fax machines are currently made with USB ports.

Voler and Ops A La Carte (www.opsalacarte.com) were selected to develop and deliver tested prototypes of a high quality RFID device by a major Hong Kong manufacturer. They are relying on Voler and Ops A La Carte to provide a total solution for a very high quality device. Out of five companies in the US that they looked at, our Silicon Valley team was chosen. Our rich network of partnerships and relationships provided a one-stop solution

Voler can do the same kind of high quality work for you that we have done for these companies. We connect the world to electronics by doing: