Celebrating 15 years of operation in Brazil, Suntech – a South Korean company recognized globally in the tracking and telemetry sector – presented three major technological innovations at Exposec 2025.
The first of these is the launch of The brand's first tracker with Bluetooth connectivity., This allows for wireless integration with various sensors, such as temperature and concrete mixer sensors. This reduces installation costs and time, as well as simplifying maintenance. It is an ideal solution for applications such as... cold chain, which requires rigorous temperature monitoring, and in vehicles such as concrete trucks, where it is possible to identify whether the drum is mixing or discharging.
The second innovation is the debut of Suntech's first video surveillance camera., Equipped with artificial intelligence, the device has two lenses: one facing the road, which identifies risks such as imminent collisions, and another facing the interior of the cabin, capable of monitoring the driver's behavior (such as distractions, drowsiness, or cell phone use). With a recording capacity of up to 30 days, this solution marks the company's definitive entry into the world of video surveillance with behavioral analysis.
Finally, the third new feature is... “Customized "cargo bait", One of the brand's most popular products, now presented interactively for the first time at the booth. The technology allows tracking devices to be disguised inside real packaging – such as fertilizer bags or cigarette boxes – increasing security in the transport of valuable cargo.
According to Cristiano Andrade, “"This trade show is the best opportunity of the year for us to connect personally with our more than 3,000 active clients. In just a few days, we achieve the kind of contact that would take us all year to make in person."” He also points out that the three months following the event (July, August and September) account for approximately 50% of the company's annual sales – a direct reflection of the visibility and connections generated at the fair.
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