Development of IoT-Integrated Real-Time Performance Monitoring Systems for Conventional Internal Combustion Engine Vehicles

The development of IoT-integrated real-time performance monitoring systems has fundamentally changed the relationship between owners and their conventional vehicles. By leveraging a stack of technologies from the standardized OBD-II port to powerful cloud- based AI, these systems have democratized advanced telematics, making it accessible for the entire fleet of existing ICE vehicles. They deliver tangible benefits in cost savings, safety, security, and environmental impact. While challenges related to security, privacy, and interoperability must be continuously addressed, the trajectory is clear: the conventional car is becoming a deeply connected, intelligent, and data-rich component of the broader IoT ecosystem, paving the way for a smarter and more sustainable automotive future.

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