Preteckt | Next generation machine learning for automotive prognostics

Next generation machine learning for automotive prognostics

Vehicle Prognostics as a Service (V-PaaS)

Preteckt provides a Big Data architecture designed specifically for the automotive industry

Thousands of Inputs

With the ability to process 1000s of inputs in every vehicle, our tools can quickly train machine learning algorithms

High Performance

Our proprietary data architecture operates 100x faster than Cassandra or Hadoop

Results Delivered

Prognostics delivered to OEMs, Tier 1s, TSPs, and fleets

Our Customers

While we may have gotten our start with trucking fleets, our services have grown to provide value for many segments of the automotive industry.

Fleets & Municipalities

From long-haul to short-haul to city busses; We got our start working with fleets of all sizes and know how to provide value.

Telematics Service Providers

In a highly competitive market, you need a clear differentiator. Preteckt can add that value.

Tier 1 & OEMs

From custom Data Science workflows to exploratory projects; We know how to work with manufacturers to unlock hidden value.

From our blog

Freedom or Control? Preteckt makes a guest appearance on the MarketScale podcast

By Brad Montgomery on July 13, 2018

Preteckt’s COO Sasha Kucharczyk makes a guest appearance on the Marketscale podcast. In Freedom or Control?: The Autonomous Question with Sasha Kucharczyk, they discus: …the future of AI in automotive repair, the way that autonomous vehicles will change our approach to architecture and urban design, and the struggle between freedom and control that is inherent in the usage of autonomous vehicles. Listen to the full episode on marketscale.

Blockchain and the Autonomous Vehicle — The Ultimate Dynamic Duo

By Sasha Kucharczyk on April 11, 2018

Editor’s note: This article was originally published on January 15, 2018 at hackernoon.com, and was co-written by Wayne Zheng and Kesem Frank. Imagine you are in a rush to get to a client meeting but keep getting red lights. “This is going to make me late!”, the voice inside your head screams. You know your client hates it if you are late, not to mention many other consequences. What if there was a way to optimize your commute so that you would NEVER run into this situation again?

How Will Maintenance Change With the Autonomous Vehicle

By Sasha Kucharczyk on April 11, 2018

Editor’s note: This article was originally published on April 18, 2017 at readwrite.com. All machines eventually break down. Self-driving vehicles are no exception. Autonomous vehicles pose two problems for the future of vehicles. The removal of the driver means there is no person providing feedback on how the vehicle performs over time. You are removing the point-person who says “something feels wrong, this needs to be checked out.”

Are Vehicles the Mobile Sensor Beds of the Future

By Sasha Kucharczyk on April 11, 2018

Editor’s note: This article was originally published on March 22, 2017 at readwrite.com When people think of a car, they think of the thing that gets them from one place to the next. Traditionally they have been just that: a tool with a single function – to get someone, or something, from one place to another. With the advent of new vehicle designs and the addition of new technology, that is going to change.