At peak harvest, an agricultural hauling fleet runs at a pace no spreadsheet keeps up with: hundreds of unloads and weighings a day, delivery slips written by hand and typed in at the office, and recurring disputes over the quantity and quality that arrived. Whatever isn't documented in real time becomes an argument by season's end.
Cameras and an AI computer on the truck document every unload with time, location and video, count unloads automatically against the plan, and read the weighing ticket with OCR - no manual typing. The cargo type is recognized and logged, to reduce mixing and contamination between produce, grain and organic fertilizer.
The result is a transparent haul chain from field to store or plant: every field and customer with a count and a record, disputes settled against video, and a season that closes on data instead of estimates. The same system works for feed and cotton too.
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