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Connected mobility brings together vehicles, drivers, fleets, mobile applications, IoT devices, infrastructure, enterprise systems, and third-party mobility services into continuously connected operational environments. These systems generate a constant stream of events that must be ingested, processed, correlated, and acted on in real time.
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Condense provides a real-time data streaming and application platform for connected mobility. It combines enterprise-grade streaming with mobility-specific connectors, protocols, integrations, application building blocks, processing capabilities, deployment, observability, governance, and operations in a common platform. This allows organizations to build and operate mobility solutions for fleet operations, asset tracking, vehicle health, predictive maintenance, EV operations, rental and leasing, shared mobility, public transport, and custom real-time mobility applications.

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Why Real-Time Matters in Connected Mobility

Connected mobility is built on continuous streams of vehicle, driver, asset, and operational events. Capturing those events is only the first part of the problem. The events must also move through processing, business logic, enterprise integrations, and application workflows before an operational action can take place. For example, consider a panic-button event:
When each stage is implemented using a separate technology or service, the event can accumulate latency and operational dependencies before the final action is triggered. Condense provides a common real-time event foundation across these stages. Data can be connected, processed, enriched, orchestrated, and delivered to applications within the same platform.

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A Unified Platform for Connected Mobility

Condense supports the connected mobility lifecycle through four closely integrated capabilities:

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Connect

Ingest real-time data from:
  • Vehicles
  • Fleets
  • Telematics devices
  • Mobile applications
  • IoT devices
  • Enterprise systems
  • Mobility infrastructure
  • Charging infrastructure
  • Third-party mobility ecosystems
  • Existing event streams
Condense combines general-purpose data connectivity with mobility-specific connectors, protocols, and integrations.

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Process

Transform, enrich, and orchestrate streaming data to create events that can drive operational workflows and mobility applications. Processing can include:
  • Filtering
  • Transformation
  • Normalization
  • Enrichment
  • Event routing
  • Event correlation
  • Business rules
  • Domain-specific transformations
  • Real-time orchestration

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Build

Build mobility services and event-driven applications on top of the same streaming foundation. Examples include:
  • Fleet operations
  • Asset tracking
  • Public transport solutions
  • Rental management
  • Shared mobility
  • EV operations
  • Vehicle health applications
  • Predictive maintenance
  • Real-time analytics
  • Custom mobility services

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Deploy & Scale

Deploy Condense in the customer’s cloud environment and scale workloads as data volume and application demand grow. The platform provides built-in capabilities for:
  • Deployment
  • Scaling
  • Observability
  • Governance
  • Automation
  • Application operations
  • Platform operations
  • Enterprise reliability

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Connected Mobility Architecture

A connected mobility implementation can bring multiple sources into one real-time event foundation:
The same event foundation can serve multiple mobility applications without requiring each application to build its own independent ingestion and processing stack.

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Connected Mobility Use Cases

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Fleet Operations and Command Center

Condense can provide a real-time foundation for fleet operations by continuously processing events from vehicles, drivers, assets, and trips. Applications can provide visibility into:
  • Vehicles
  • Drivers
  • Assets
  • Trips
  • Utilization
  • Alerts
  • Operational KPIs
The resulting events can drive command-center applications and operational workflows.

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Real-Time Asset Tracking and Visibility

Track vehicles, containers, and mobile assets using continuously updated location and telemetry data. Typical capabilities include:
  • Real-time tracking
  • Geofencing
  • Route monitoring
  • ETA prediction
  • Location intelligence
  • Asset utilization
  • Movement monitoring
A typical flow is:

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Predictive Maintenance and Asset Health

Connected assets continuously generate health, diagnostic, and operating-condition events. Condense can process these events to support:
  • Asset health monitoring
  • Diagnostics
  • Utilization analysis
  • Maintenance signals
  • Predictive maintenance workflows
  • Downtime reduction
Real-time processing allows maintenance applications to act on current asset conditions rather than relying only on periodic data extraction.

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Mobility Intelligence and Analytics

Streaming data can be transformed into actionable mobility intelligence across:
  • Operations
  • Customer behavior
  • Asset utilization
  • Efficiency metrics
  • Fleet performance
  • Mobility trends
Condense can process events before delivering them to analytics platforms, applications, and storage systems.

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EV Operations and Energy Management

Connected electric vehicles and charging infrastructure introduce additional real-time data requirements. Condense can support workloads involving:
  • EV fleet monitoring
  • Charging infrastructure visibility
  • Battery analytics
  • Charging optimization
  • Energy consumption insights
  • Charging events
  • Vehicle and charger state
The same streaming foundation can connect vehicle, battery, charger, and enterprise events.

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Rental, Leasing, and Shared Mobility

Mobility businesses require real-time coordination between vehicles, customers, applications, and operational systems. Condense can support:
  • Vehicle rental workflows
  • Leasing operations
  • Subscription services
  • Shared mobility
  • Asset utilization
  • Vehicle availability
  • Operational automation
  • Customer-facing mobility applications

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Mobility Ecosystem

Connected mobility depends on more than a streaming engine. Organizations also need domain-specific connectivity and capabilities for vehicles, telematics devices, IoT sensors, infrastructure, applications, and enterprise systems. Condense extends its streaming foundation with a mobility ecosystem.
The core platform provides the common event foundation, while the mobility ecosystem provides specialized capabilities required for individual mobility workloads.

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Mobility-Ready Connectivity

The ecosystem can connect:
  • Vehicles
  • Telematics devices
  • IoT sensors
  • Mobile applications
  • Charging infrastructure
  • Enterprise applications
  • Third-party mobility platforms
This reduces the need to create and maintain every mobility integration independently.

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Pre-Built Mobility Building Blocks

Condense provides or can incorporate domain-specific building blocks for:
  • Fleet operations
  • Asset tracking
  • Geofencing
  • Predictive maintenance
  • Driver analytics
  • EV operations
  • Compliance workflows
  • Mobility integrations
These building blocks can be combined with custom processing and applications.

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Application Development

Mobility applications frequently combine real-time events with domain-specific business logic. Condense provides an integrated development environment for building custom processing and application workloads on top of the streaming platform. Applications can use:
  • Custom transforms
  • Event-driven microservices
  • Pre-built transformations
  • Mobility-specific building blocks
  • APIs
  • Enterprise integrations
The Developer Agent can assist developers in generating application logic and event-driven microservices. This allows teams to move from a real-time event to a deployable mobility application without creating a separate application infrastructure stack.

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Development and Runtime

A connected mobility application requires more than source-code development. It also needs a runtime capable of deploying, scaling, observing, and managing the application after it is built. Condense integrates development and runtime capabilities so that mobility applications can move through their lifecycle within the same platform:
This reduces the separation between streaming infrastructure and the applications that consume and act on the stream.

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Scale and Operations

Mobility workloads can change significantly as fleets grow, vehicle populations increase, new data sources are introduced, or applications experience demand spikes. Condense provides operational capabilities for:
  • Workload scaling
  • Platform monitoring
  • Application monitoring
  • Pipeline observability
  • Governance
  • Automation
  • Deployment management
  • Runtime management
  • Diagnostics
  • Reliability management
Condense supports a 99.95% uptime SLA for production workloads.

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BYOC Deployment

Condense follows a Bring Your Own Cloud model, allowing organizations to run the platform within their own cloud environment. Supported deployment environments include:
  • AWS
  • Microsoft Azure
  • Google Cloud
The BYOC model allows organizations to retain control over:
  • Data
  • Governance
  • Security
  • Compliance
  • Cloud infrastructure
  • Data residency
Condense manages the platform while the customer’s data and workloads remain within the customer’s environment.

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Deployment

A complete production-ready Condense platform can be deployed through supported cloud marketplaces or on-premises infrastructure in approximately 1–2 hours. The deployment model is designed to reduce the infrastructure work required before teams can begin building mobility applications.

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Without Condense

Building a connected mobility platform independently can require separate technologies for:
  • Vehicle integrations
  • Telematics connectivity
  • IoT ingestion
  • Mobile applications
  • Charging infrastructure
  • Event streaming
  • Stream processing
  • Workflow orchestration
  • Analytics
  • Application development
  • Deployment
  • Observability
  • Operations
Every new asset type, partner integration, application, or data source can introduce additional development and maintenance requirements. This creates a fragmented architecture:

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The Condense Approach

Condense brings these capabilities into a common platform: The result is one platform for building, deploying, and operating connected mobility services.

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Connected Mobility Lifecycle

Condense can support mobility workloads from data generation through operational action:
This model allows organizations to use the same real-time foundation across multiple mobility services.

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Mobility Services That Can Be Built with Condense

Organizations can use Condense to build:
  • Fleet management platforms
  • Fleet command centers
  • Real-time tracking systems
  • Asset monitoring platforms
  • Geofencing systems
  • Predictive maintenance solutions
  • Driver analytics applications
  • EV fleet management
  • Charging and energy management
  • Rental platforms
  • Leasing platforms
  • Shared mobility services
  • Public transport solutions
  • Mobility analytics
  • Custom event-driven mobility applications

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Production References

Condense has been used for large-scale mobility and commercial-vehicle workloads. One production deployment with a leading commercial vehicle OEM migrated from IBM Event Streams to Condense and handled 1 GBps peak throughput with 350 MBps continuous throughput. The deployment unified six data sources with two-way synchronization and operated with a 99.95% uptime. Another Condense deployment powers intelligent mining operations by processing data from vehicles, cameras, and sensors through specialized transforms for AI-driven fleet management. These deployments demonstrate that the same streaming foundation can support different mobility and asset-intensive environments rather than being limited to a single mobility model.

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Why Connected Mobility Organizations Choose Condense

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Unified Platform

Replace fragmented tools and technologies with a common platform for building, operating, and scaling connected mobility services.

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Mobility Ecosystem

Use pre-built connectors, protocols, integrations, and industry-specific capabilities across vehicles, fleets, assets, devices, infrastructure, and mobility services.

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Pre-Built Applications and Accelerators

Accelerate delivery with ready-to-use capabilities for fleet operations, asset tracking, vehicle health, rental management, EV operations, and real-time analytics.

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Faster Deployment

Deploy a production-ready Condense platform through supported cloud marketplaces or on-premises infrastructure in approximately 1–2 hours.

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Data Control

Run Condense in the customer’s cloud environment while retaining control over data, governance, security, and compliance.

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Enterprise Reliability

Support mission-critical mobility operations with enterprise-grade security, observability, governance, and a 99.95% uptime SLA.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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What is a connected mobility platform?

A connected mobility platform is a technology foundation that enables organizations to collect, process, and act on real-time data from vehicles, drivers, assets, IoT devices, enterprise systems, and mobility services. It can power fleet management, vehicle tracking, predictive maintenance, EV operations, rental and shared mobility, and mobility analytics.

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Why is real-time data important in connected mobility?

Real-time data allows organizations to respond to operational events such as vehicle faults, route deviations, maintenance signals, safety incidents, and customer requests as they occur. This can improve operational efficiency, customer experience, asset utilization, and decision-making.

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What are common connected mobility use cases?

Common use cases include fleet operations, command centers, real-time asset tracking, geofencing, route monitoring, predictive maintenance, driver analytics, EV fleet management, charging optimization, rental and leasing operations, shared mobility, and mobility intelligence.

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How does Condense accelerate connected mobility development?

Condense combines real-time streaming with mobility-ready connectors, integrations, building blocks, processing capabilities, application development, deployment, scaling, observability, and operations in one platform.

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Can Condense connect vehicles and other mobility data sources?

Yes. Condense can ingest data from vehicles, fleets, telematics devices, IoT devices, mobile applications, enterprise systems, infrastructure, charging systems, and third-party mobility ecosystems.

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Can Condense support EV operations?

Yes. Condense can provide the streaming foundation for EV fleet monitoring, charging infrastructure visibility, battery analytics, charging optimization, and energy consumption workloads.

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Can Condense support rental, leasing, and shared mobility?

Yes. The platform can support rental, leasing, subscription, and shared mobility workflows, including vehicle availability, utilization, tracking, and operational automation.

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Can Condense be deployed in the customer’s cloud?

Yes. Condense uses a BYOC model that allows organizations to deploy the platform within AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud while maintaining control over their data, governance, security, and compliance.

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What technologies are required to build connected mobility applications?

Connected mobility applications typically require data connectivity, event streaming, stream processing, application development, enterprise integrations, cloud infrastructure, observability, security, governance, and scalable deployment. Condense brings these capabilities together in one platform.

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What makes Condense different from a traditional mobility platform?

Condense combines an enterprise-grade real-time streaming foundation with a mobility-specific ecosystem. This includes mobility connectors and integrations, pre-built building blocks, event processing, application development, deployment, scaling, observability, governance, and operations.

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What types of applications can be built on Condense?

Organizations can build fleet management systems, command centers, tracking platforms, predictive maintenance applications, EV operations, rental and leasing platforms, shared mobility services, mobility analytics, and custom event-driven applications.

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Summary

Connected mobility depends on the ability to continuously connect assets, process events, and turn real-time information into operational action. Condense provides the common foundation for that lifecycle:
The platform combines enterprise-grade real-time streaming with a mobility ecosystem so organizations can build and operate fleet, asset, EV, rental, leasing, shared mobility, public transport, and other real-time mobility services without assembling and operating every layer independently.