Keeping traffic moving in all weather conditions
ClimatePulse can reduce spoilage rates from 5% to 2% during transport by leveraging AI-powered alerts for real-time cold chain adjustments.
In industries such as food and pharmaceuticals, the cold chain,the storage and transportation of temperature-sensitive goods,must be maintained strictly within certain temperature ranges. ClimatePulse helps mitigate risks associated with temperature fluctuations by integrating route-level weather forecasts into fleet management systems. This allows logistics teams to plan their routes based on predicted temperature changes, such as heatwaves, which could affect the integrity of shipments. Similar predictive analytics have led to a 20% reduction in temperature excursions in Bangladesh’s cold storage facilities.
Additionally, alerts for heat-stress or cold-chain disruptions help prevent spoilage by providing early warnings for necessary route adjustments. This mirrors results from real-time monitoring that reduced spoilage rates from 5% to 2% during transport through AI-powered alerts.
For example, if a heatwave is forecasted along a certain route, ClimatePulse can trigger an alert to reroute the shipment or adjust cooling systems, reducing spoilage and waste.

Example: ClimatePulse can enable companies like PRAN to use temperature-triggered logistics rerouting based on real-time weather forecasts, which may help reduce losses by up to 17% through better preservation and timely delivery.

Use Cases:

Predictive Climate Routing: Weather data can predict extreme conditions (like heat or cold) along delivery routes, preventing spoilage and ensuring temperature compliance throughout the journey.

Real-Time Alerts: Fleet managers are alerted about potential heat stress or cold-chain risks, allowing quick corrective action to maintain product integrity.

Integration with Logistics Systems: Fleet management platforms can automatically adjust routes and cooling mechanisms based on weather data.

Smart Reefer Operations: Predictive analytics have reduced pre-trip inspections from 6 hours to 12 minutes, drastically improving operational efficiency.