Qualcomm Geo cargo tracking devices

Jan 23, 2012

The Qualcomm covert freight tracking service is available to carriers hauling high-value freight and sensitive loads. The system uses small, hidden devices and GPS technology to show a constant, in-transit view of a load. The Geo F1and Geo F2 location devices are small enough to be hidden inside freight pallets or beneath the trailer, the company says. The system can track single pallets or full trailer loads.

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