A heavy-equipment transporter carries costly, heavy and sometimes oversize cargo. Improper securement or shifting in transit is a serious safety risk - to the equipment, the transporter and the road. And without control, you don't always know a tie-down has come loose until it's too late.
Cameras and an AI computer visually verify that the equipment is tied down and secured before departure, and alert if something is missing. In transit, the system monitors load shift, height or width exceedance and risks - and around loading and unloading it detects a person in a danger zone.
Finally, proof of delivery documents the equipment's condition, time and location - admissible with a contractor and a rental firm, settling disputes over damage and timing.
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