IAES International Journal of Robotics and Automation (IJRA)
Vol 14, No 2: June 2025

Internet of Things-enabled smart robotic baggage monitoring and tracking system for enhanced traveler convenience and security

Gehlot, Anita (Unknown)
Singh, Rajesh (Unknown)
Mahala, Rahul (Unknown)
Singh, Vivek Kumar (Unknown)
Gupta, Mahim Raj (Unknown)



Article Info

Publish Date
01 Jun 2025

Abstract

Baggage travel is a significant issue, causing inconveniences and financial losses for travellers. The rise in efficient international and domestic travel has led to the need for live baggage tracking systems. Traditional methods, such as manual tracking and locks, are inefficient and counterproductive due to power limitations. IoT has revolutionized baggage management by providing real-time tracking feedback and enhancing security. IoT-enhanced smart luggage systems use biometric locks, GPS tracking, and smart locking mechanisms to prevent theft and unauthorized usage. Geofencing allows users to draw boundaries for luggage, and smart luggage systems can adapt to airport security requirements. Some smart suitcases also have self-following features, allowing travellers to have better control over their bags. IoT-enabled baggage solutions also improve airport and travel centre efficiency. RFID and barcode identification devices enable airline employees to quickly recognize, monitor, and manage luggage, reducing waiting times and loss risks. Cloud-based systems allow users to remember their luggage and receive travel suggestions based on predicted frequency of use. IoT-enabled baggage management systems have the potential to transform airport ecosystems into smarter ones through automated tracking with minimal human involvement and errors. AI and machine learning can also proactively address concerns and improve the overall customer journey.

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Journal Info

Abbrev

IJRA

Publisher

Subject

Automotive Engineering Electrical & Electronics Engineering

Description

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