- Coca-Cola Fleet Pilot: Tire data startup BANF has launched a 10-month pilot program with the US Coca-Cola fleet via the '100+ Accelerator' to test its Tire Profile Solution under real-world operating conditions. - Going beyond traditional TPMS, BANF’s system utilizes internal 3-axis sensors (iSensor) and wireless receivers (Smart Profiler) to track critical metrics like tire wear, load changes, wheel alignment, and pressure in real-time. - Successful field validation with Coca-Cola will serve as a stepping stone for BANF to upgrade its offerings and scale across global commercial sectors, including delivery fleets, autonomous vehicles, and robotaxis. Tire data analysis technology company BANF announced that it is conducting a pilot to verify the field applicability of its Tire Profile Solution for the Coca-Cola fleet (vehicles owned and operated by a company for business purposes). Based on the data, field feedback, and operational experience secured through this pilot, BANF plans to upgrade the solution and expand its application scope to various long-hour operation mobility sectors in the future, such as delivery vehicles, commercial vehicles, autonomous vehicles, and robotaxis. BANF is conducting a solution verification pilot with the Coca-Cola fleet / source=BANF A fleet refers to vehicles owned and operated by a company for business purposes such as logistics or delivery. Delivery vehicles, cargo trucks, and trailers are representative examples. In the case of South Korea, it is common for drivers to purchase vehicles in their own names and then transport the company's cargo, but in the US and Europe, it is standard for companies to own the vehicles and only hire drivers. In other words, overseas, a significant portion of cargo and delivery transport on the roads is carried out through fleets. As companies directly own and manage the vehicles, vehicle condition management is a factor that dictates the efficiency and safety