In logistics environments, there is an increasing buzz about IoT technologies and solutions. However, is IoT just a trendy buzzword, or is it a real revolution in the way businesses operate? Let’s take a closer look at what IoT means for logistics.

Tugger trains generally follow fixed and predetermined route within production facilities. They transport raw materials, semi-finished products, and finished goods between production lines and warehouses. Their uninterrupted and smooth operation is critical, as any delay can significantly impact the efficiency of the entire factory.

In the world of IoT, where the number of supported sensors and tags is enormous, one of the key aspects to consider is how to power these devices. Choosing the right power source directly impacts the efficiency and maintenance costs of the entire system.