Packwise GmbH

✨ If you could look into a glass globe, you’d see the future of supply chains.

The supply chain is at a turning point. 🚀

At Packwise, we already use different forms of AI today — from data-driven analysis to early autonomous decision-making. Our goal is not to build visions for the far future, but solutions that work in the real world. 🌍

With intelligent sensors and our platform, we connect physical assets with digital systems and create the basis for predictive, automated and future agentic processes. 🔗

That means containers become active data sources — and ultimately a real part of the decision-making process in the supply chain. 📦

AI is not just a trend for us. It is already part of the solution. And we have the tools to make it effective and useful in companies today. ⚙️

We build for reality, not castles in the air — and we have skin in the game. 💡

Our full blog article is now live on our website, and more insights will follow soon. 📖

If you want to explore how AI can create real value in your supply chain, feel free to reach out. 🤝

Radar works best when it gets a strong signal.

That’s exactly where our AI-powered signal processing makes the difference. We’ve labelled millions of level measurements and trained machine learning models on them, allowing our algorithm to detect weak, noisy, or distorted echo signals that standard radar and ultrasonic systems can’t reliably evaluate.

The result: precise, stable data — and a clear advantage over other providers through robust hardware with smarter signal interpretation.

Radar is contactless, so it is not affected by color, pressure, temperature, or v***r, except in very dense gas layers. For low-permittivity media, radar offers clear advantages — especially with 80 GHz or guided wave radar. Ultrasonic can be more cost-effective, but it is also far more sensitive to v***r, foam, temperature, and surface conditions.

To see the full graphic and all insights, use the link in our bio and read the blog post there.

We recently attended the UNITI expo in Stuttgart, Europe’s leading trade fair for the fuel retail and carwash industry.

Although we joined as visitors this year, the event offered a great opportunity to connect with industry experts, exchange ideas, and gain valuable insights into current developments and future trends. We had many inspiring conversations and made strong new contacts along the way.

Thank you to everyone who took the time to meet with us.
Stay tuned - there is more to come.

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🚨 PPWR is coming — and it’s designed to reduce packaging waste, increase reuse, and make packaging flows more transparent and traceable.

Starting August 2026, the new EU regulation (PPWR) will make IBC tracking, traceability, and reusable systems mandatory.

What this means in practice:
👉 10-year documentation requirements
👉 Proven closed-loop systems
👉 Full digital traceability for every container
👉 Binding reuse quotas starting 2030

In short: spreadsheets won’t cut it anymore.

Chemical and logistics companies need to act now to stay compliant — and at the same time build more resilient and efficient supply chains.

💡 The upside: those who digitalize early gain a real competitive edge.

We’ve broken down the key requirements, deadlines, and action steps for you 👇
➡️ Read the full blog post on our website — link in bio.

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Driving Innovation in Chemical Logistics with BASF 🚀
It was a standout moment at the Chem Logistics & SCM Summit to see our solution in the spotlight!

We are honored that BASF featured our Packwise Smart Cap during the event. Having such an industry leader highlight how our technology contributes to a more transparent and efficient supply chain is a fantastic validation of our work.

Our goal remains clear: empowering the chemical industry with real-time data to make logistics smarter and more sustainable.

A huge thank you to the BASF team for the great collaboration and for sharing these insights on the main stage in Frankfurt am Main at the Radisson Blu Hotel, April 27–28, 2026.

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