Alps Alpine has been engineering precision electronics for 77 years, delivering sensors, components, modules, and systems that power industries worldwide. Building on our growing presence in the aviation sector, we are proud to announce a significant new milestone: a strategic partnership with proveo Telematics, one of the most established names in aviation ground operations technology.

Misplaced dollies, towbars stranded at the wrong gate, and wheelchairs unaccounted for during shift changes are daily realities in airport ground operations. When ground support equipment is not where it needs to be, the consequences go well beyond inconvenience, causing flight delays, straining staff resources, and eroding the operational margins that ground operations managers work hard to protect.

Motorized and non-motorized assets have typically been managed through separate systems or left untracked entirely, leaving significant visibility gaps across even the most well-run operations. This partnership is designed to close that gap permanently.

By combining Alps Alpine's industrial asset trackers with proveo's aviation-grade telematics software, ground operations teams gain near-real-time location data for every asset, integrated maintenance management, and actionable fleet analytics, all from a single interface. Motorized GSE and non-motorized equipment, such as dollies, trolleys, towbars, and wheelchairs, are visible on a single platform, eliminating the need for separate systems and the blind spots they create.

For ground operations managers, heads of ground handling, and airport operations directors, that means one login, one dashboard, and one source of truth.

Since launching our asset tracking division in 2017, Alps Alpine Europe has deployed over two million trackers across Europe, the largest LPWAN asset tracker deployment on the continent to date, with installations across major global logistics operators. Our industrial asset trackers combine accurate positioning with low power consumption and global communication capabilities, making them well-suited to the full complexity of an airport environment, indoors and outdoors. Beyond location, they support orientation detection, shock monitoring, and temperature sensing, adding a layer of operational intelligence well beyond basic tracking.

For aviation clients, Alps Alpine serves as the primary contracting partner, offering the accountability and liability coverage that comes with engaging a global, publicly traded company backed by a worldwide support organization and a proven global communication infrastructure already used by trackers across multiple industries and continents. 

This partnership is not theoretical. POC deployments are running at several airport locations, with Alps Alpine hardware and proveo's telematics platform operating together under real airport conditions. Early results are reinforcing the confidence both teams brought to this collaboration. We will share further findings as the program develops.

Alps Alpine and proveo each bring distinct strengths to this collaboration, one as a global electronics and asset tracking hardware manufacturer with a decades-long legacy, the other as an aviation telematics specialist with over 20 years of deep industry expertise. What we share is a conviction that the teams running ground operations at the world's airports deserve technology that is accurate, reliable, and genuinely built for the environment they work in every day. This partnership is our commitment to delivering exactly that.