A gas tanker reaches dozens of different points in a single day - homes, facilities and tanks - and every discharge is a sensitive moment: a danger zone around the piping, someone approaching too close, an abnormal event. Without a professional eye in the field it is hard to know what happened at each point, and without documentation it is hard to prove.
A camera array and AI computer around the fill and discharge points detect a person in a danger zone and an abnormal event in real time, and alert the driver and the control room. In parallel, the system verifies the supply destination and the tank against the order and produces full proof of delivery - video, time and location - for every supply.
GPS and stop tracking along the route, together with playback, complete the picture: from filling at the terminal to the last supply, there is a record that can be pulled in minutes for any safety or supply inquiry.
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