Transporting medical and hazardous waste operates under strict regulation: every pickup at source and every delivery to a treatment site requires documentation and a chain of custody. The practical problem is proving, at any moment, where the load came from and where it was delivered.
Cameras and an AI computer on the truck document every pickup and delivery with video, time and location, and keep a full trail per load. A geofence for the authorized treatment site raises an alert on discharge at an unauthorized place - so the system not only records but also prevents deviation.
The documentation is admissible and supports regulatory requirements: in an inquiry from an authority, an inspector or a customer, the answer exists and is pulled in minutes - instead of searching a pile of paper.
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