Transportation management and logistics informatization equipment are the general terms for hardware and software systems that achieve the collection, transmission, processing, storage, and application of logistics information through technical means such as computer science, communications, and automation, with the objective of optimizing transportation management and enhancing logistics efficiency. The detailed explanation is as follows:
GPS Positioning System
It utilizes satellite signals to obtain vehicle location information very accurately so that the transportation process can be monitored in real-time. When combined with a Geographic Information System (GIS), it is also possible to give drivers the best route suggestions. In addition, it makes it possible to install electronic fences or speed limits to issue alarms for abnormal behaviors of vehicles. The historical route data recorded can be utilized in the analysis of transportation efficiency and other metrics.
On-Vehicle Monitoring Terminal
It combines the sensors for temperature, humidity, vibration, and other parameters to be able to monitor the condition of the goods in a live manner. In addition, it records the driving behavior through the use of cameras and acceleration sensors, provides real-time voice or text communication between drivers and the management center, and can also upload real-time data such as the vehicle engine status and fuel consumption to give the first warning of possible faults.
Logistics Informatization Equipment
Automatic Identification Equipment
Barcode reading hardware (for example, handheld scanning terminals, fixed industrial-grade scanners), which allow for the speedy input and retrieval of item information;
Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) systems, which accomplish quick cargo checking, location, and automatic warehousing/inventory operations through radio frequency identification;
Optical Character Recognition (OCR) devices that can recognize and convert textual information from images;
Voice recognition devices that allow voice-commanded control of logistics activities through the use of speech recognition technology.
Sensors and Detection Devices
Environmental monitoring sensors – these can monitor temperature, humidity, vibration, and light parameters in transport vehicles or storage areas and thus ensure that sensitive goods are stored in compliance with standards;
Weight and volume measurement tools – these utilize 3D visual measurement as well as dynamic weighing technologies to automatically obtain the physical parameters of packages thus providing the data needed for freight calculation and loading optimization.
Information Processing and Transmission Equipment
Computers, servers, and databases, are some of the devices that are used for the processing and analyzing of logistics data;
Communication networks, IoT (Internet of Things) devices, and other such are the means through which logistics information is transmitted in real-time. 5G communication equipment is an example of such means which has the following features: high-speed transmission, low latency, and large capacity. These features can fully satisfy the requirements of real-time data transmission from a huge number of IoT devices.
Intelligent Sorting Equipment
Such devices as cross-belt sorters, slider-type sorting systems, and visual sorting robots can bring about fast and accurate sorting operations and, therefore, can be used to solve the problem of low logistics efficiency.
Warehousing Management Equipment
Automated stereoscopic warehouses: through using high shelves for cargo storage they achieve the goal of automatically storing and retrieving operations;
Warehouse Management Systems (WMS): with features such as inventory location optimization, batch management, and expiration date early warning, they also accomplish full-process digital management and control through use of RFID and barcode technologies;
Warehouse Control Systems (WCS): the main task of these is to create harmony between the operations of the different equipments such as AGVs (Automated Guided Vehicles), conveyor lines, and sorters.
FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions
1. When and where will the Expo be held?
The Expo is scheduled to be held from May 13–15, 2026, at Hall C, Xiamen International Conference and Exhibition Center (XICEC), Xiamen, China.
2. What's the exhibition scale?
The event is spread over 40,000 m² with the participation of 350+ companies and a visitor count of 30,000+ professional visitors from around the globe.
3. What are the activities included?
There will be over 80 professional forums and events discussing topics like smart mobility, transportation communication, safety, and sustainable development.
4. How many countries and regions are involved?
The participants from 80+ countries and regions will be attending, thus making it a global gathering for intelligent transportation innovation.
5. Are there opportunities for cooperation?
The answer is affirmative. With 1,000+ global partners, the Expo is full of opportunities for networking, business collaboration, technology exchange, and investment.
6. Who can I contact for details?
If you need more information, please contact the Organizing Committee via the Contact Us section of the official website.
