Machine-to-Machine Communication in Cargo Tracking

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Machine-to-machine communication in cargo tracking refers to the automated exchange of data between sensors or telematics devices on freight shipments and central IT systems via communication networks. It enables real-time tracking of location, condition, and environmental parameters of cargo without human intervention, enhancing transparency, efficiency, and security in supply chain operations.

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