Geotab Connect 2026 introduced several important updates focused on AI-driven insights, video telematics, predictive maintenance, and platform integration.
Below is a clear breakdown of the most relevant announcements for fleet operators.
At Connect 2026, Geotab emphasized that artificial intelligence is becoming embedded directly into the MyGeotab platform. Instead of adding separate AI tools, Geotab is integrating intelligent analysis into everyday workflows. AI capabilities are being used to:
Identify risk trends earlier
Surface operational inefficiencies
Highlight actionable insights automatically
Improve decision-making speed
For fleets, this means less time generating reports and more time acting on meaningful data.
Video telematics is evolving from a post-incident review tool into a continuous operational input. Geotab highlighted video as a key component of:
Driver coaching programs
Risk trend analysis
Collision event verification
Safety performance monitoring
As safety expectations increase across industries, video is becoming a central part of fleet safety strategy rather than an optional add-on.
Yes. Predictive maintenance capabilities continue to expand through improved diagnostic insights and enriched fault code interpretation. For heavy-duty, vocational, and public works fleets, predictive maintenance supports:
Reduced unplanned downtime
Improved maintenance scheduling
Better asset lifecycle management
While predictive systems continue to mature, fleet data is playing a larger role in anticipating mechanical issues before they escalate.
Geotab announced deeper integration between MyGeotab and third-party applications within its Marketplace ecosystem. The focus is on:
Stronger interoperability between systems
More seamless user experience
Reduced friction when connecting operational tools
For fleets using inspection software, routing platforms, asset management systems, or specialized operational applications, tighter integration reduces data silos and improves workflow efficiency.
Yes. A consistent theme at Connect 2026 was simplification. As telematics platforms grow more advanced, Geotab is prioritizing:
Streamlined onboarding processes
Standardized deployment experiences
Improved usability within MyGeotab
Reduced operational complexity
For fleets scaling operations or adopting new technologies like video or EV monitoring, simplification improves adoption and long-term success.
Geotab Connect 2026 signals a broader shift in fleet management. Fleet technology is moving beyond tracking and reporting toward predictive, insight-driven operations. Key trends include:
Embedded AI
Integrated video telematics
Proactive maintenance planning
Stronger platform connectivity
For fleet operators, the opportunity is not just collecting data — but using it more strategically to improve safety, uptime, and operational efficiency.
As these updates roll out through 2026 and into 2027, fleet organizations should evaluate:
How they are using AI insights today
Whether video is integrated into their safety program
How maintenance planning leverages telematics data
Where system integrations can reduce operational friction
If you would like to understand how these announcements apply to your fleet environment, our team at DiCAN is available to help assess your current setup and future opportunities.