安全交付的易腐烂货物
技术
- 传感器 - 全球定位系统
- 传感器 - 温度传感器
- 传感器 - 扭矩传感器
适用行业
- 食品与饮料
适用功能
- 物流运输
用例
- 车载远程信息处理
客户
轨迹 Traxx
关于客户
Locus Traxx 通过对食品运输过程中的状况进行持续监控和实时报告来提高食品安全和保障。持续监控和实时报告系统确保食品安全。创新的
挑战
通过在别人的卡车上进行多日旅行来专门运输易腐烂的货物可能具有挑战性且成本高昂。天气、异常情况、跨境海关管制以及卡车缺乏标准化来保持和保持温度只是 Allen Lund 每天面临的一些挑战。
解决方案
Locus Traxx 的便携式、支持无线的货运监控解决方案，由 KORE 全球 M2M 网络提供支持。 Locus Traxx 的 OverSight™ 系统是一个无线系统，通过 KORE 网络连接，通过使货物自我报告来确保安全和安保。通过将先进的 SmartTraxx™ 远程信息处理技术与创新的 SmartTag™ 无线传感器相结合，Allen Lund 持续监控并即时接收从路上的货物到计算机或智能手机的货物温度、门禁安全和位置数据。无线传感器检测并持续报告信息，包括货物温度、门状态（打开、关闭、锁定）和其他条件，当检测到问题或异常事件时，智能警报文本和电子邮件消息会自动发送到 Allen Lund，以便他们可以做出实时决策并采取必要措施确保卡车上的产品安全交付。每当发生违反规则的事件时，这些智能警报都会通过 KORE 网络传递——在确保货物安全交付的同时节省时间和金钱。
收集的数据
Asset Status Tracking, Drive Distance, Logistics Cost, Temperature, Vehicle Location Tracking
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