GPX Insights
Asset tracking, supply chain visibility and the GPS and BLE hardware behind them, written by the GPX team.
An inventory management system is the software, hardware, and connected sensors a business uses to track, control, and optimize goods and assets from receipt to retirement. It answers what you have, where it is, and how much is moving. GPS,
AI-powered supply chain visibility is redefining logistics by moving teams from watching passive dots on a map to predictive loss prevention. Machine learning models learn the normal behavior of every asset, lane, and supplier, then flag exceptions such as an
Flat-rate GPS tracking secures job sites by putting real-time location, geofencing, and theft alerts on every heavy equipment asset under one predictable flat-rate model. Because excavators, generators, and light towers sit unattended overnight and on weekends, those alerts raise recovery
GPX SmartLabels helped two shippers recover stolen cargo within five weeks by giving them independent, shipper-level visibility. Kingdom Freight Solutions caught a theft in its first pilot week when the label on the freight sat in a Dallas yard while
The best warehouse inventory management system tracks stock levels, locations, and movement in real time so the count on screen matches the shelf. When choosing one, look for live stock visibility across SKUs, bins, and zones, order and fulfillment management,
A medical equipment tracking system uses tags, sensors, and software to show the real-time location, status, and utilization of mobile devices across a facility or fleet. The two main families are clinical-grade RTLS for room-level accuracy inside a building, and
Gateway-less BLE is replacing legacy RFID in logistics because it removes the readers, gateways, cabling, and chokepoints that RFID depends on. A peel-and-stick Bluetooth Low Energy tag broadcasts a low-power encrypted signal that a pre-existing terrestrial network of connected devices
Apple AirTags fail in B2B enterprise logistics because consumer tags are built for one person finding one set of keys, not an operations team managing thousands of returnable containers. Roughly one-year batteries create constant replacement labor across large fleets, anti-stalking
Infrastructure-free asset tracking solves returnable transport packaging loss by using a globally distributed terrestrial network of connected devices to relay tag positions to the cloud, with no local hardware for the asset owner. That makes per-unit tracking workable for racks,
A GPS sticker, also called a smart label or tracking tag, is a thin adhesive-backed device that reports an asset’s location with no wiring, mounting brackets, or charging cradle. Most use Bluetooth Low Energy to broadcast a signal that nearby
