Logistics and supply chain
Optics applied to the logistics and the supply chain industry
Optical systems play an essential role in modern distribution and logistics.
Advances in technology have made them essential tools for information processing, quality control, distance and displacement measurement, barcode reading and product safety as they improve the efficiency and accuracy of distribution and logistics processes, helping to reduce costs and improve the quality of delivered products.
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Minimize losses
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Control of the cold chain
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Control of the cold chain
Advanced optical sensors make it possible to monitor in real-time the temperature conditions of perishable products, such as food or sensitive medicines. These sensors detect temperature variations and provide an early warning if critical thresholds are exceeded. Moreover, optics make it possible to accurately measure light transmission through packaging materials, thus monitoring the integrity of thermal protection barriers.
Packaging inspection
Optical technologies apply advanced techniques, such as computer vision and spectroscopy, to detect packaging defects quickly and accurately. Optical systems can spot imperfections, cracks or contamination efficiently. Optical inspection ensures packaging quality, guaranteeing integrity and compliance with safety standards. It helps prevent potential problems, such as leaks, spoilage or contamination risks, ensuring product protection and consumer satisfaction.
Intelligent packaging
Optical technologies make it possible to package using optical sensors that can detect information, such as temperature, humidity, the presence of gases or product integrity. This data helps guarantee product quality, freshness and safety throughout their lifecycle, providing a better customer experience. Moreover, optical technologies enable functionalities such as real-time tracking, product authentication and even interactive customer communication.
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