G7 E-Flow Unveils Freight Industry's First Wearable AI Hardware "Pai Pai Dou" for Logistics

G7 E-Flow, a prominent player in logistics technology, has officially launched its groundbreaking wearable AI hardware, named "Pai Pai Dou," marking a significant advancement in the freight industry. This innovative device is specifically engineered to tackle the complexities of the "last two meters" of logistics delivery, a phase often characterized by its unstructured nature and lack of digital oversight. The "Pai Pai Dou" is remarkably lightweight, weighing only 30 grams, and features a magnetic design for ease of use. Drivers can effortlessly detach the device from its base on the vehicle's windshield and wear it on their chest. Once worn, the device automatically commences recording, capturing crucial data during the off-vehicle delivery process. This hands-free operation is intended to streamline workflows and provide a comprehensive record of delivery activities. A key feature of the "Pai Pai Dou" is its seamless data synchronization. As soon as the device is returned to its base on the windshield, all recorded files are automatically uploaded to the cloud for storage and analysis. This automated process ensures that valuable data from the final delivery stages is captured and made accessible, moving beyond traditional in-vehicle monitoring to encompass the entire delivery journey. This development represents a crucial shift in logistics AI, transitioning from merely "seeing on the vehicle" to "seeing under the vehicle" and ultimately addressing the challenges of off-vehicle scenarios. Previously, G7 E-Flow had introduced the "Purple Treasure Box" in 2025, an AI host that focused on in-vehicle data, serving over 150 customers with more than 10,000 units installed. However, the company recognized that true value in logistics lies in the successful delivery of goods to the customer, which necessitates addressing the "last mile" challenges that occur outside the vehicle. The logistics industry is experiencing rapid AI-driven transformation. According to statistics, the global AI market size for logistics and supply chain management surpassed $34 billion in 2025 and is projected to reach $47.92 billion in 2026, demonstrating a compound annual growth rate of 40.8%. In China, AI penetration in this sector already exceeds 37%. The "Pai Pai Dou" aims to further accelerate this trend by providing a practical solution for digitizing previously unaddressed aspects of the delivery chain, enhancing efficiency, safety, and accountability. The system also offers abnormal warning and pre-intervention capabilities, allowing managers to identify risks like damage or quantity anomalies in real-time and intervene before significant losses occur. Furthermore, it records the entire process, enabling quick retrieval of video evidence in case of disputes, thereby clarifying responsibilities.