Live transport sits at the intersection of regulation and animal welfare: journey times, density and transport conditions are measured and controlled, and an incident at load or unload - injury to an animal or a worker - is both a risk and a cost.
Cameras and an AI computer enable in-pen viewing and transport-condition control, journey-time and stop tracking, and optional temperature and ventilation monitoring on the same platform. Safety events at load and unload are detected and documented, with a real-time alert.
Proof of delivery includes condition and count at the destination, so the documentation supports both welfare and regulatory requirements and settlement with the customer - all in one place.
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