
1. Technology overview
Comodule is an Estonian IoT company based in Tallinn with more than 10 years in light electric vehicle connectivity. It supplies IoT hardware, software and connectivity to e-bike manufacturers and shared mobility operators, and says it has connected about 800,000 vehicles.
For rental and sharing fleets, Comodule modules give GPS tracking, remote locking, motion alerts, speed limits and no-parking zones, plus live error codes, maintenance alerts and battery state-of-charge and cycle data. Operators can use a white-label rider app or connect any fleet software through open APIs and SDKs, with partners such as ATOM Mobility and Joyride. Hardware, software and operations are developed in-house in Estonia; customers include Donkey Republic, Swapfiets and Tuul.
2. Highlighted features & specifications
- Vehicle security: GPS tracking, remote locking, motion alerts and theft recovery.
- Usage control: speed limits, no-parking zones and usage data for each vehicle.
- Vehicle health: live error codes, maintenance alerts and module status.
- Battery management: state of charge, charging cycles and end-of-life tracking.
- Wi-Fi Locate and Astra: positioning down to 2.5 m and up to 12 months idle standby.
- Open APIs and SDKs: integration with fleet software partners and white-label apps.
3. Potential application
Vietnamese e-bike and e-scooter makers can embed IoT modules to offer tracking and anti-theft features. Bike-sharing or rental operators in tourist cities can add remote locking, geofencing and battery monitoring. Delivery companies using electric two-wheelers can track vehicle health and charging cycles.
4. Benefits
Connected vehicles are easier to protect and recover; Comodule reports an 80% recovery rate for stolen bikes compared with 5% without IoT. Remote diagnostics and maintenance alerts can reduce breakdowns by up to 60%, according to the company. Operators keep ownership of fleet and user data under GDPR, and the platform reports 99.8% uptime.
5. Market trends & opportunities
E-bike rental, subscription and sharing models are growing, and operators need theft protection, remote diagnostics and battery data to keep fleets profitable. Data ownership and GDPR-style privacy are becoming purchase criteria for fleet IoT. In Southeast Asia, rising use of electric two-wheelers for delivery and rental increases demand for connected vehicle hardware.
6. Other information
Comodule OÜ, Volta 1, Tallinn 10412, Estonia. More than 10 years in the industry; hardware and software developed in-house in Estonia. Voted Best IoT and Connectivity Provider two years in a row. Partners include Brose, ATOM Mobility and Joyride.
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