Fleet Engine is a cloud service and core component of Google's Mobility Services and provides the following:

• Real-Time Fleet Visibility: Monitor every vehicle, ride, and delivery as it happens.
• Developer-Ready SDKs & APIs: Easily integrate vehicle creation, tracking, and data exchange into mobile and web apps.
• Seamless Journey Management: Orchestrate complex workflows of trips and tasks, with full visibility from dispatch to drop-off.
• End-to-End Coordination: Keep drivers and customers in sync with live updates.

Google defines “mobility” as the movement of people, goods, and services.

To assist in development of mobility solutions, Google offers their Mobility Services.

These services include APIs and SDKs to solve two primary use cases:

• Ride share services
• Food and package deliveries

A core component of Mobility Services is Fleet Engine, a backend service to track vehicle locations, update ride and delivery statuses, and provide fleet analytics.

This demo is intended to show Google Maps Mobility Services and how Fleet Engine operates.

At right are the demo architecture components, and below are links to additional technical information and API references.

• Explain Fleet Engine and how it fits into Google's Mobility Services
• Demonstrate:
  • Trip and task configuration
  • Uploading trips and tasks to Fleet Engine
  • Driver, Consumer, and Dispatch apps interaction with Fleet Engine
  • Trip and task execution for the Driver and Consumer personas
• Explain trip and task data models in detail