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Adapt Loggers: Cloud-connected Sensors for Supply Chain Transparency

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Prashant Dharawath,   DirectorAdapt Loggers, a firm founded in 2017, is making significant progress and experiencing rapid growth in the industry. In a nutshell, it provides data management and digitization services to a plethora of industries, while excelling in its services to the cold chain Industry.

Cold chain logistics is designed to monitor the movement of temperature sensitive products such as pharmaceuticals, dairy, seafood, and others. The Indian cold chain industry is expected to grow at a 14.72 per cent CAGR to Rs.3637.4 billion by 2027, and Adapt Loggers is at the helm of affairs in this domain.

Adapt Loggers, Look no Further
“Cold Chain monitoring is around a $5 billion industry currently, it's growing at a swift pace, and it's likely going to reach 16 billion in 2030. So, we want to be the frontrunners in that growth", says Prashant Dharawath, Director, of Adapt Loggers. It is work of cadre that has put Adapt Loggers on the list of 10 most promising startups.

Asset intelligence is essential to track the flow of items through the cold chain systems, particularly on an international stage. The Kelvin, Pixel, and Proton series of plug-and-play devices from Adapt Loggers are designed to bring transparency into the cold chain.

Kelvin and Proton are more suited for monitoring and tracking, while Pixel is better suited for realtime monitoring via Adapt's web portal. With its 4g connectivity and
global roaming, Kelvin is perfect for consignments moving along cold chain logistics. Pixel is better suited for warehouses or cold chambers because its battery life is up to one year (rechargeable after that).

KARTO is the latest offering from its arsenal. The latest device comes with all the bells and whistles. A battery with the longevity of three years, and a proprietary cloud solution, to name a few


Finally,Proton is a USB device that is not connected and has a considerably better battery life, by two years no less.

KARTO is the latest offering from its arsenal. The latest device comes with all the bells and whistles. A battery with the longevity of three years, and a proprietary cloud solution, to name a few.


“The market is flooded with monitoring devices which are mainly white-label devices created by a bulk manufacturer with the company branding slapped on. We create our devices inhouse, which enables our product to stand out both in terms of appearance and performance", adds Prashant.

The company is trying to scale its operations and work with other major companies. Along with its continued expansion within the cold chain industry, sustainability stays a priority.

Protection and management of asset intelligence have gained great relevance fueling the pace of innovation. Indian IoT industry stood up to the task and built solutions of great value in this field. A CAGR of 13.2 per cent stands testament to the relevance and efficiency of the solutions.

The protection and delivery of asset intelligence go hand-in-glove with the rate at which innovation grows. The breakneck speed at which innovation, asset management and protection have grown only seconded the rate of growth for the company.