Facts about 1NCE Logistics Customers
Logistics customers represent 7% of 1NCE’s customer base
137 large deployments globally
Used across 136 countries
Typical deployment size 10-50k
Facts about 1NCE Logistics Customers
Logistics customers represent 7% of 1NCE’s customer base
137 large deployments globally
Used across 136 countries
Typical deployment size 10-50k
In 2020, the global logistics market was worth almost 8.6 trillion U.S. dollars with Asia-Pacific and North America and Asia Pacific leading the industry. Inefficiencies in route planning, lack of real-time visibility, high operational costs, and environmental concerns have long been persistent issues. Internet of Things (IoT) technologies are now stepping in to tackle these challenges by offering real-time data insights and automation capabilities, thereby optimizing smart logistics processes and reducing operational expenses.
We see strong evidence of the high relevance of IoT in logistics and supply chain industry. As of today, we have 23,000 customers of which 13% are active in the transport and logistics sector. Common use cases we support are asset tracking, equipment rental monitoring, commercial vehicle telemetry, cold chain monitoring, and remote food & and beverage monitoring. In total, we have IoT projects for Logistics in 136 countries, including USA, Germany, Netherlands, Denmark, France, Italy, Austria, Poland, Greece, Spain.
Source: Transforma Insights
Logistic projects encompass a variety of use cases, from public transport monitoring to fleet management:
Fleet Management IoT
IoT devices, software, and connectivity support fleet management in tracking and managing vehicle fleets for logistics, insurance, entertainment services, and navigation. It provides real-time data on vehicle performance, location, and driver behavior, optimizing routes, improving safety, and reducing costs.
Asset Tracking and Monitoring IoT
Asset tracking and monitoring involves overseeing assets like livestock, fitness equipment, or gaming machines using connected devices and real-time data analysis. Internet of Things ensures visibility, reduces loss, and improves asset management. It helps businesses monitor usage and condition for better decision-making.
Inventory Management and Inventory Monitoring IoT
Inventory management involves tracking inventory levels and movements through connected sensors and devices. This enables real-time insights into stock availability and location. Using IoT solutions for Logistics helps businesses optimize stock levels, reduce waste, and improve operational efficiency.
Road Public IoT Transportation
Connecting buses or other public transport vehicles helps to receive real-time data on routes, passenger loads, and vehicle performance, enabling better fleet management and improved passenger experiences. IoT-powered public transport supports features like remote diagnostics, and eco-friendly operations.
Delivery Robots
Refers to autonomous vehicles that operate on roads or pavements for the purpose of delivering household items. These robots serve both the retail and food delivery sectors.
Precision Specialist Robot
Describes autonomous machinery tailored for specific and precise tasks, which may include applications like surgery, house construction, organ manufacturing, and automated industrial processes.
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