The Internet of Things (IoT) is transforming the transport and logistics sector by providing new ways to optimize operations, increase efficiency, and reduce costs. By integrating IoT devices and sensors into vehicles, cargo, and infrastructure, companies can gain real-time insights into performance, location, and condition. This enables better tracking and management of fleets, more accurate delivery estimates, and improved supply chain visibility. IoT also allows for predictive maintenance, reducing downtime and preventing costly repairs. With the ability to collect and analyze vast amounts of data, IoT is revolutionizing the transport and logistics industry, making it faster, more efficient, and more competitive.
Enhance energy management by configuring each station to optimize charging and power usage.
Monitor diagnostic information and track every vehicle for effective fleet management.
Monitor and track assets such as commercial and consumer vehicles, airport and factory equipment, and mobile assets.
Cities can optimize traffic flow and prevent the need for unnecessary investments in road systems by automating traffic lights and signage to react to congestion and abnormalities.
Manage, monitor, and control fleets of eScooters.
Install cameras in commercial vehicles that can be used for reversing and multi-angle views.
Manufacturers face numerous challenges when implementing IoT applications in the transportation and logistics sector, including issues with connectivity, battery drainage, and security vulnerabilities. Connectivity solutions that work in static environments may not be suitable for mobile environments or locations with signal interference. Security weaknesses may expose devices to hacking or physical tampering, putting the entire transportation network at risk.
Even small latencies in cellular navigation systems can cause significant problems, leading to asset visibility issues, delays, suboptimal fleet performance, and even supply chain disruptions. Vehicle theft and other security breaches are also potential risks.
Fortunately, cellular connectivity is emerging as an effective solution that addresses these challenges head-on, offering a robust and secure means of ensuring reliable connectivity and data transfer in transportation IoT applications.
By using Gomero’s established and secure Infrastructure, along with cellular connectivity from Com4, more than 100 companies in 9 countries collect and analyze vast amounts of real-time data to make maintenance smarter.
A business idea based on noise. Sensors that hear when machines need maintenance and repair – before they break down. And an app that notifies the property owner. That's Soundsensing in a nutshell.
By joining forces, Com4 and Bane NOR are set to revolutionize the railway industry by seamlessly integrating IoT technology into the heart of Norwegian train systems.
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Dignio and Com4 united to tackle Norway's medication adherence problem. Working together, they aimed to find a solution that ensures patients take their prescribed pills as intended.
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Sensorita and Com4 together solve a significant challenge on the construction site. Sensors in waste containers provide an accurate fill level and communicate with artificial intelligence solutions.
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