Logist-IoT · SensorToCloud Technologies for Loss Prevention and Smart “Last Mile” Logistics Operations

Tertium technology has a successful track of record in developing and commercializing sensing devices that integrate andenhance business processes. More than 21,000 sold products support Tertium’s success, quality and reliability in previousinnovative products. The introduction of Logist-IoT into the market is the result of our latest research efforts to advance in ourstrategic business line “internet of things on the road”. Growth is supported by strong distribution partnerships, such as TomTom telematics, which opens up an enormous market for initial introduction of our newly developed solutions; however, italso represents a key opportunity for the company to progressively transition from hardware manufacturer to acomprehensive service provider. Logist-IoT is a Mobile SensorToCloud platform that provides real-time monitoring of theconditions of the delivery (temperature, humidity and sealed doors) providing a tool to protect revenues (by checking of stateof preservation), support compliance with cold chain and other transport regulations (by providing automatic feed of data)and increase efficiency (by reducing energy consumption, anticipating weak areas and pinpointing operational inefficiencies).The Logist-IoT project was triggered by the request from our client base, most specifically by companies in the large-scaledistribution. It allowed us to develop a scalable solution adapted to our end user needs. The versatility of our IoT sensorsenables an innovative business model based on a leasing or pay-per-use service rather than an upfront investment,facilitating adoption in the industry. From the initial assessments carried out with pilot customers, in the food andpharmaceutical industries, we estimate benefits that range 10 times to 100 times the cost of services. The attractiveness ofour value proposition has been validated with the market acceptance of the first version of our platform,operational in over1000 vehicles of distribution companies.