Early Freight Damage Detection

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Early Freight Damage Detection is the process of identifying potential damage to goods during transportation at the earliest possible stage, using technologies such as sensors, real-time monitoring, data analytics, and automated inspections. It aims to reduce losses, optimize handling processes, and improve supply chain reliability by addressing issues before they escalate.

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