News / Lack of standards a major hurdle for IoT and Bluetooth adoption

13/12/2019

Technical staff at ULD provider Unilode are extra busy these days – and will remain so for some time.

The company is fitting its fleet of more than 125,000 ULDs with Bluetooth readers.

It’s a project that management expects to take more than two years, but it is aiming ...

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