2024-08-23 21:09:24
In view of the rapid changes brought about by urbanization and the growth of online commerce, according to data from the Brazilian Electronic Commerce Association (ABComm) The sector is expected to generate revenues of around R$204 billion in 2024. In this scenario, logistics companies need to adapt to be successful. Cost optimization, agile transportation and punctual delivery are essential in this challenge. Technology, especially artificial intelligence, is being widely applied to improve efficiency throughout the product shipping process. According to the research “The state of AI in early 2024: Gen AI adoption spikes and starts to generate value”carried out by McKinsey, 72% of companies in the world have already adopted this technology in 2024, a significant advance compared to 55% in 2023.
Given the numbers, Hikvision’s industrial sales representative, Álvaro Sakae Fukumaru, brings some applications for AI in business:
1- Intelligent management on the roads
The real-time vehicle monitoring system, for example, centralizes crucial data, providing insights robust for fleet operations. Intelligent features are used to protect drivers with early warnings, such as collisions and lane departures, reinforcing road safety. In addition, automated sensors monitor the integrity of fuel and cargo, eliminating risks.
2- Improvement of last mile delivery service
Package tracking technology is another advantage that combines the security of video and barcode scanning for continuous monitoring, improving customer service and satisfaction. The system uses sophisticated algorithms to track and analyze the movement of packages, providing a comprehensive and accurate view of the status of delivery.
3- AIoT is a trend for the future of companies
Artificial intelligence is showing promise in the logistics sector, especially when working in conjunction with AIoT (Artificial Intelligence of Things). Applications in this area are increasingly being used to optimize transport routes and schedules. This makes operations more efficient, reduces fuel consumption and minimizes carbon emissions.
“Amidst so many possibilities, companies are seeking technological solutions to face the challenges of the intricate modern logistics chain. Therefore, they continue to direct investments towards advanced resources and systems with the aim of improving transportation management, meeting the growing expectations of customers, who now demand increasingly faster deliveries. By implementing these tools, organizations can simplify processes and increase their results”, concludes Álvaro.
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