Geofencing for Logistics Management
The use of GPS technology to create virtual geographic boundaries, triggering specific actions (e.g., alerts, updates) when a vehicle or
Implications
The use of GPS or RFID technology to create virtual boundaries around specific geographic areas, enabling real-time tracking, monitoring, and management of vehicles, shipments, or assets within the designated area, often used to improve efficiency, security, and coordination in logistics.
Example
Example: A logistics company implements geofencing for its delivery trucks, receiving automatic alerts when a vehicle enters or exits a defined delivery zone, helping to optimize routing and reduce delays.
Related Terms
Different from traditional GPS tracking, which provides location data without specific boundaries, geofencing adds the ability to trigger automated actions or notifications based on location within or outside predefined areas.
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