An intelligent logistics center goes beyond the physical campus itself and involves the movement of goods as well as vehicles and people on and off campuses spaces. The growing range of technology applications required by truly smart logistics campuses have come to encompass more intelligent scheduling, forecasting and even automated decision-making. Smart logistics campuses also require enhanced safety management and greater operational efficiency.

Micro fulfillment centers (MFCs) for final-mile grocery delivery are a cost-effective and efficient way for grocery chains to meet shifting customer expectations and compete in a highly transformed marketplace.

Since the global outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, people around the world have become much more aware of public health and disease prevention and pandemic control is now becoming a normal part of the daily life. Accurately and efficiently testing people's temperature is regarded an effective measure to monitor potential cases and becomes a top priority for smart buildings and campus as they strive to secure public health while minimizing disruptions to maintain smooth visitor experience. Therefore, the solution combining face recognition and contactless temperature measurement is increasing adopted in smart buildings, which can detect forehead temperature and accurately match data to individuals identified through face recognition technology.