BES Commander

BES Commander is a professional remote monitoring system for the management of engineering machinery.. It enables online management of construction site equipment, including GPS positioning, fuel consumption statistics, working hours, and construction efficiency. Through the project dashboard, users can monitor the operational status and efficiency of construction machinery, comprehensively improving the management efficiency of construction enterprises.

BES Commander focus on machinery management , specializes in IoT solutions for engineering machinery management. It integrates real-time data on machinery usage, maintenance, and repairs — such as operating hours and geographical location — to support enterprise operations management. Through its engineering machinery SaaS platform, it helps enterprises build modern information management systems.

【Eagle Eye】
Enables remote visualization of construction sites;
streams equipment working footage and location distribution on mobile or PC devices. In addition, the system immediately alerts users in cases of equipment loss, unauthorized private use, or fuel theft/leakage.

【Keen Ear】
Comprehensively monitors staff working conditions. Users can also utilize accompanying wireless communication devices to communicate directly with operators, enabling real-time on-site command regardless of extreme weather conditions.

【Black Box】
Construction site accidents often result in significant losses. Based on aviation data technology, Machine Commander provides functions such as historical operational parameter queries and playback of working footage, enabling reconstruction of equipment operating conditions before accidents occur, thereby reducing disputes and losses. It also offers early warning functions to minimize the likelihood of accidents at the source.

【Think Tank】
By collecting data on equipment operating status, location, engine parameters, and fuel consumption, it enables analysis of operator efficiency and fuel efficiency, thereby achieving lean management of both “personnel” and “machinery.”