Hot asphalt is a load racing the clock: every delay between plant and site and every unnecessary queue hurts paving temperature and work quality. Without measurement, the contractor and the client argue over quantity and timing with no data.
Cameras and an AI computer on the truck measure the plant-to-site cycle and waiting times and flag delays in real time. Paving-site verification and discharge-to-finisher recognition against the order produce proof of delivery per discharge - an end to quantity and timing disputes.
Around the discharge, the system detects a worker or pedestrian in the finisher and reversing zone and alerts immediately - safety in a crowded area where people and machines move together. All on the same platform, synced to the system.
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