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Samsara Tracking Label Named to TIME's Best Inventions in Logistics

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Samsara announced that its Tracking Label, which is part of the Samsara Shipment Visibility platform, was named to TIME’s Best Inventions of 2026 in the Logistics category. The disposable Bluetooth label gives businesses near-real-time visibility into shipments across carriers. David Gal, VP of Product & Engineering at Samsara, noted the label helps teams prevent delays, avoid misdeliveries, and respond to potential theft before problems escalate.

From nugget.ca

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The Tracking Label addresses the $35 billion annual cost of cargo theft for U.S. businesses. For companies moving high-value goods, such as pharmaceuticals and electronics, the label allows teams to see what happens between traditional scan points, enabling intervention before problems escalate.

From nugget.ca

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  • SamsaraPioneer of the Connected Operations Platform and creator of the Tracking Label.
  • David GalVP of Product & Engineering at Samsara.

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