AI cameras on every vehicle you run, and a platform that turns the footage into driver protection, verified service and a clear view of the work getting done.
Request a DemoSix verticals, one platform — the AI changes, the hardware doesn’t.
Ten detections, four jobs. The hardware is the same in every truck — what changes is which models you turn on.
One camera watches what the truck is about to hit. The other watches whether the driver saw it coming. Neither is much use alone — a hazard only becomes an incident when nobody is looking at it.
Everything happening beside and behind the truck: who has stepped into the danger zone, who is loitering near the load, and whether the person walking up to it works for you.
Inside the trailer: how full it is, how many units went on and came off, and what the labels and plates say — without anyone climbing in to count.
At the hopper and at the curb: what was put out that shouldn’t have been, and what was too full to take clean. Both tie to the address, which is where the billing conversation starts.
Detections are only worth what they change. These are the workflows that stop running on phone calls and memory.
Every container on one map — placed, on a truck, or sitting stale. Stop replacing steel you already own.
View →Photo, GPS and timestamp on every stop. Disputes get settled from the record instead of from memory.
View →The next stop is told the moment the truck clears the last one. Nobody waits, nobody calls to ask.
View →Contamination and overflow tied to the generator address — the evidence behind education, enforcement and right-sizing.
View →Solid, unglamorous, and built to sit in a truck for years. The AI is the product — this is the part that has to just work.
Already running cameras? Most of the AI works on the hardware you have. Add units where you need them, not everywhere.
Tell us what you run and what you are trying to solve. We will walk you through the hardware and the platform.
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