Samsara tracking label targets $35B cargo theft problem.
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Samsara tracking label targets $35B cargo theft problem. The label delivers real-time freight visibility across any carrier. Samsara also launched Agent Studio for no-code AI. · Wednesday, June 24, 2026 LAS VEGAS - Cargo theft is costing U.S. businesses roughly $35 billion annually, a figure that has climbed 60% year over year. Much of the damage traces back to a single, persistent gap: shippers don't know where their freight is between carrier scans. Samsara (NYSE: IOT) moved Wednesday to close that gap with a pair of product launches at its Beyond 2026 customer conference in Las Vegas. The company introduced the Samsara Tracking Label, a single-use, paper-thin Bluetooth label delivering near-real-time shipment visibility. It also announced Agent Studio, a no-code tool that lets operations teams build and deploy AI workflows without IT support. "A label you can slap on a box and walk away" The Tracking Label is adhesive-backed, flexible and paper-thin, with a 45-day battery life and no lithium or hazardous materials. It ships cleared for air, ground and rail and can be discarded without special handling once a shipment arrives. What drives it is the Samsara Network: millions of connected devices spanning trucks, trailers, buses, construction equipment and warehouse scanners covering 99% of major U.S. roads and tens of thousands of worksites. The network continuously...
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