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March 05, 2021 02:55 PM

Israel's Tactile Mobility launches tire insight technology

Alexa St. John
Automotive News
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    HAIFA, Isreal—Tactile Mobility has launched a measurement technology that can derive insights about a vehicle's tire tread deterioration from data collected using vehicle sensors.

    The Israeli company said its technology uses vehicles' existing sensors to collect metrics about wheel speed, wheel angle, RPM and other variables.

    Using this information, the company can generate real-time insights about the vehicle's tire-tread depth and, ultimately, tire health for auto makers, suppliers, fleet managers, auto repair shops, insurance companies and even the drivers.

    Tactile Mobility is "developing a comprehensive suite of automated tire health monitoring capabilities which addresses all major tire conditions affecting vehicle safety including tire stiffness, tire type mismatch, tire blowout prediction and more," the company said.

    Monitoring these metrics and tire-tread depth in real time could improve safety and help connect drivers to in-vehicle safety alerts and repair shop referrals. It could also help operators optimize their fleet management or provide data insights for insurance companies so that they can customize customer plans based on personalized risk profiling.

    "To prioritize driver and passenger safety, it's critical that vehicles contain cost-effective, virtual sensors that not only estimate tire tread depth in real time, but also inform drivers when it's time to replace their tires," Boaz Mizrachi, Tactile Mobility chief technology officer, said in a statement.

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