With a strategic focus on mobility protection and supply chain visibility, Jimi IoT demonstrated how its integrated IoT ecosystem is redefining transportation security and logistics intelligence.

An Immediate Draw: Real-World Solutions for Real-World Problems

The moment the doors opened, visitors to the Jimi IoT booth were greeted by a vibrant display of live demos, interactive terminals, and expert-led presentations—all focused on practical applications of Jimi’s technologies in the Indian market.

In a region where cargo theft, fuel loss, and vehicle misuse continue to challenge operators, Jimi IoT’s offerings were more than just tech showcases—they were real answers to high-priority problems.

“India’s transportation landscape is evolving rapidly,” said a Jimi IoT spokesperson. “We’re here not only to showcase cutting-edge hardware, but to demonstrate how our complete IoT ecosystem supports end-to-end visibility, preventive security, and smarter logistics decisions.”

Logistics Under Control: Asset Visibility Across the Supply Chain

A highlight of the day was the demonstration of Jimi IoT’s logistics and supply chain tracking solutions, which sparked significant interest from logistics operators, supply chain managers, and courier businesses.

The LG300, in particular, was a standout for logistics professionals dealing with warehouse-to-retail distribution, who praised its rugged design and precision GPS tracking capabilities.

Anti-Theft Technology: Proactive Protection for Vehicles and Assets

As cargo theft remains a persistent concern across India’s roadways, Jimi IoT’s anti-theft solutions were front and center on Day One. Attendees were especially drawn to the company’s vehicle tracking systems like the V5, VL808, and VL1467, which offer:

• Real-time location tracking with instant alerts
• Engine cut-off and remote immobilization options
• Tamper detection and vibration-based triggering
• Mobile app access for vehicle owners and fleet managers

Visitors watched live simulations of unauthorized movement alerts, as staff showed how a vehicle moving outside a geofenced area would instantly trigger notifications via Jimi IoT’s cloud platform. In some cases, attendees were even able to test alert features directly from demo phones, providing a tangible, hands-on experience of how the solution works in real-world conditions.

“These aren’t just trackers—they’re security systems,” noted one visitor from a logistics startup. “The way you can cut the engine remotely, track movements in real-time, and get alerts for tampering—it’s like having a digital lock on your fleet.”

Optimizing Operations: Fleet Management Made Intelligent

A Crowded Booth, A Curious Audience

Throughout the day, the Jimi IoT booth remained a hub of activity, with industry professionals, entrepreneurs, and government representatives stopping by to explore potential applications for everything from electric vehicle rentals to rural supply chain monitoring.

Live demos of the EV49E electric motorcycle controller also sparked curiosity, with its GPS-based tracking, smart alarms, and integration with electric battery BMS systems positioning it as a powerful solution for India’s growing e-mobility market.

Multilingual staff were on hand to explain solution benefits in English and regional languages, ensuring accessibility for a wide audience. Visitors noted the clear business relevance of each solution—far from being theoretical, every tool on display solved an actual operational problem.

Looking Ahead: A Promising Start to CAEV 2025

Day One closed with strong momentum, positive conversations, and several potential partnership leads, particularly in the areas of:

• Cold chain monitoring for pharmaceuticals and perishables
• Bike rental tracking in Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities
• Municipal fleet tracking for waste and utility services

As interest grows in smart anti-theft solutions across sectors like municipal fleets and e-bike sharing, Jimi IoT is well-positioned to meet demand with tailored, reliable technologies.

As Day Two approaches, Jimi IoT is preparing further demonstrations and one-on-one sessions with business leaders looking to digitalize their vehicle and asset operations.

“We came here to connect with serious players,” the Jimi IoT rep said. “And based on today’s response, we’re doing exactly that.”

Stay tuned for more updates from CAEV 2025 Day Two, as Jimi IoT continues to lead conversations around the future of IoT-powered mobility and logistics in India.

For more information or to book a meeting at the booth, please visit www.jimiiot.com or connect with our sales team at Booth HB167, KTPO, Bangalore.