Global – October 27, 2026 -- SpotSee has matched five impact-monitoring products to distinct receiving decisions, ranging from a battery-free visual indicator to cellular-connected recorders that report shock data while cargo is still moving.
Shipment profile comes before technology choice
SpotSee lists nine factors to assess first: product fragility, shipment weight, packaging configuration, transportation method, handling environment, shipment value, consequences of damage, the impact level that could compromise the product, and what receiving or quality teams will do after a detected impact. Monitors complement validated packaging design and testing rather than replace them. For sensitivity selection, SpotSee points to its ShockWatch Calculator instead of generic weight-based rules.
ShockWatch 2 QR adds a smartphone record to a clear-to-red indicator
The battery-free indicator changes permanently from clear to red when an impact exceeds its threshold. Receivers scan a QR code with a smartphone to document the indicator's condition and information associated with the scan. SpotSee cites industrial robots and automation equipment, where receivers must quickly identify units for inspection before installation or commissioning.
ShockWatch RFID folds impact status into existing UHF workflows
The passive, battery-free tag works with UHF RFID scanners and reports a unique asset identifier and whether the indicator has experienced an impact. Warehouse and logistics teams can therefore track condition without a separate manual inspection process.
ShockLog 298 records shock and vibration; Cellular GL adds remote alerts
ShockLog 298 is an electronic recorder that logs shock and vibration during transportation and handling. It gives engineering, quality and logistics teams event detail rather than a simple triggered or non-triggered result.
ShockLog Cellular GL adds cellular connectivity to a ShockLog 298 setup. The combined system monitors shock, vibration, temperature, humidity, tilt and roll, with cloud-based access to impact logs and alerts. SpotSee cautions that connectivity suits a shipment only when remote visibility changes what the team does.
SpotBot GL supplies event history for data center equipment
SpotBot GL provides electronic event information beyond a visual indication. SpotSee describes its use for data center equipment moving from shipment to rack, where receiving teams use the event history to decide whether equipment needs further inspection before installation.