Receive instant notifications when the lock is cut, damaged, or opened without authorization, helping prevent cargo theft.
Monitor container locations in real time with GPS and cellular networks, improving cargo visibility throughout transportation.
Support RFID card authentication and remote management, ensuring only authorized personnel can access cargo.
GPS E-Lock helps protect containers and high-value cargo with intelligent electronic sealing technology.
HBOIOT provides satisfactory solutions including individual car tracking, fleet/fuel management, public transportation management, agricultural vehicles, and construction equipment rentals.
HBOIOT’s Mobile Digital Video Recorders(MDVR) provide revolutionary safety solutions for commercial vehicles to help businesses monitor the driver’s behavior and reduce accidents.
GPS electronic locks, namely E-seal allow for real-time monitoring during logistics, international transport, and Customs procedures
Speeding has been identified as one of the main causes of road accidents, and public vehicles are required to install speed governors to ensure optimal safety.
HBOIOT can offer electronic recording devices tailored to meet the diverse requirements of public transportation companies, logistics firms, traffic management departments, and other entities.
Multimedia terminals for automotive factories, integrating car positioning and navigation, car cabin control, entertainment, and video display.
No, you don’t have to. For multi-lock solutions, we provide subordinate locks to reduce the cost and improve productivity. The subordinate locks don’t have GNSS or Communication modules and SIM cards are not required. However, it can connect with the master locks and be unlocked only through the connectivity with the master lock.
Sure, the modification of RFID cards is allowed and you are contract me for more details about the RFID card.
GSM is necessary for data uploading, and devices can only receive the satellite’s signals and will store the locations internally and upload the locations once they get the GSM signals.
No, we cannot track vehicles when network coverage is non-existent, because the devices are not able to send the location to the server when there is no network. However, trackers will report positioning data when vehicles re-enter an area with the cellular network. We can check the blind spot data and view the location history of the device.
