Dynamon is now able to work with the world’s largest fleets, and provide quicker customer on-boarding by hosting its analytics

Our team have been working hard over recent months to monitor fuel consumption on container haulage fleets. We are measuring

Back in July Dynamon demonstrated a massive 17% fuel saving to ASDA at Millbrook Proving Ground from improved tyre choice.

It’s October, and down on the south coast we’re still enjoying the tail end of what promises to be the

After a lot of hard work from the Dynamon team we’re excited to share our case study with Wincanton plc.

We have just returned from our partner Tructyre who have taken delivery of the 24 tyres that we’ll be testing

After the successful launch of our unique software tool at the end of 2017, we are pleased to release the

Dynamon from Southampton has won a place in an exhibition of the most game-changing innovations from businesses across the country

Why Does Rolling Resistance Matter? In 2016 GB-registered heavy goods vehicles (HVGs) drove 19.2 billion kilometres[1]. With an average of

The most commonly used fuel saving improvement for trucks is the aerodynamic roof spoiler. It sits on the roof of

Dynamon has been awarded funding from the Office for Low Emission Vehicles (OLEV) and Innovate UK in a partnership with

For a second year Dynamon will be exhibiting at the Telematics Conference MEA in Dubai. The Telematics Conference have been great supporters

The telematics industry is growing extremely fast. With current annual growth rates of over 30%, the technology and business models for

An interesting article was published recently by MHW Magazine on fuel saving. It questioned whether fuel savings should come from

Transportation companies could be significantly reducing their expenses through the use of fuel saving products. Although technologies exist which can

Dr Angus Webb – using big data to reduce commercial fuel consumption Dynamon, spinning out of the University of Southampton

The Royal Academy of Engineering’s Enterprise Hub has identified seven of the most promising inventors based in UK universities and

Southampton, UK. March 2, 2015 — An average heavy goods vehicle in the UK consumes £42,000 (€57,750) of fuel annually