Austrian Post has developed a system for tracking its 50,000 roll containers and 2,400 swap bodies using Sigfox 0G technology and in cooperation with Heliot Europe in order to optimize its logistics processes. These bins and containers are now equipped with transmitters that transmit their location in real time, enabling efficient distribution and minimizing transport routes. This enables Swiss Post to reduce the number of containers required, avoid losses and cut costs. The system offers comprehensive transparency, improves planning and enables Swiss Post to make its logistics processes even more efficient and extend the service life of the containers.

Gestellpool handles the complete management of transport racks and glass racks for its members in the flat glass and window industry. With the help of Sigfox 0G technology, the company will have an even better overview of up to 177,000 racks across Europe in future.

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Heliot Europe has supported Weber Betonwerk by digitizing their load carriers with Sigfox 0G technology to generate real-time location information. This innovative solution improves efficiency, saves time and offers comprehensive theft protection. The robust trackers from h2n, which have a battery life of up to 7 years, enable precise geolocation even in remote areas. This leads to optimized delivery processes, increased turnover rates and customer satisfaction by providing accurate delivery time information and reducing manual search processes.

In cooperation with Alps Alpine and Heliot Europe, Deutsche Post DHL implemented a roll container tracking solution for over 250,000 roll containers. With the help of Sigfox Atlas Wifi and Atlas Native, precise localization of the necessary equipment is made possible. A necessary network was provided at all DHL locations.

The "Pasture GPS" project (2019-2021) at HBLFA Raumberg-Gumpenstein equipped 85 Austrian mountain pastures with GPS trackers. These use the Sigfox 0G radio network to send the animals' location data to the farmers every 30 minutes via a smartphone app. This reduces the time required for animal control by up to two thirds. The trackers also support pasture planning and prevent scrub encroachment. The trackers are maintenance-free, energy-saving and perfect for the entire grazing season from May to September. This is the internet of animals!

A German discounter has installed indoor air monitoring sensors in over 3,200 supermarket branches to monitor temperature, humidity and CO2 levels. In collaboration with Connected Inventions and Heliot Europe, over 30,000 sensors were installed within six weeks. These measure the room air conditions every ten minutes and transmit the CO2 value in the checkout area. The solution enables targeted prioritization of air conditioning unit installations, increases employee safety and leads to cost savings by avoiding unnecessary air conditioning unit installations. The rapid rollout demonstrates the company's efficiency and innovative strength.