Smart Asphalt Truck
Control and documentation for hot-asphalt hauling: verified discharge at the right site, unload counting vs. plan, safety around discharge and proof of delivery - syncing the plant, the truck and the paving site.
- On-time supply: cycle and waiting-time measurement from plant to site
- Proof of delivery per unload - an end to quantity/time disputes
- Safety around the finisher: an alert on a worker in the discharge zone
- Hot asphalt is time-sensitive - delays and queues hurt paving quality
- Disputes over quantity and delivery time with the contractor and the client
- Safety around discharge to the finisher and field crews
Cameras and an AI computer on the asphalt truck: paving-site verification, discharge-to-finisher start/end detection, cycle-time measurement from plant to site, safety-event detection around discharge and proof of delivery - all synced to the system.
- On-time supply: cycle and waiting-time measurement from plant to site
- Proof of delivery per unload - an end to quantity/time disputes
- Safety around the finisher: an alert on a worker in the discharge zone
Key Capabilities
Site & discharge verification
Geofencing for the paving site and discharge-to-finisher recognition against the order
Cycles & waiting times
Plant-to-site, waiting and discharge time measurement - a KPI per site
Safety at discharge
Detection of a worker/pedestrian in the discharge and reversing zone - a real-time alert
Proof of delivery
POD with video, time and location per unload, fed to the system
Fleet dashcam, telematics, or an adaptive AI platform
The market offers three approaches for a heavy fleet: a dashcam that records, telematics that shows location, and a video-AI platform that understands what happens on each truck type. The difference is between recording, knowing where, and understanding and proving.
| Dashcam / fleet camera | Telematics platform | MIS26 (adaptive AI video) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| LIVE video + real-time GPS | Partial | Partial | ✓ |
| Onboard (edge) AI processing, not cloud-only | ✓ | ||
| Truck-type-specific recognition (anti-mix, pour counting, silo OCR, chain of custody) | ✓ | ||
| Automatic proof of delivery / performance | Partial | ✓ | |
| Cargo & destination verification (anti-mix, geofence, OCR) | ✓ | ||
| Safety: pedestrians, dangerous proximity and driver fatigue | Partial | ✓ | |
| Customization per client and per haul scenario | Fixed | Vendor-dependent | ✓ |
| One vendor: hardware, AI, installation, support and ERP integration | Vendor-dependent | ✓ |
The comparison refers to common solution categories in the market, not to any specific vendor.
Inside the system
System Features
- Surround coverage + a rear/chute discharge camera
- Plant→site cycle and waiting-time measurement
- POD per unload
- Safety alerts and playback
Key Applications
Safety & evidence: the vehicle documents, the crew is protected
Every trip is stored with video, time and location. In an inquiry, a complaint or a not-at-fault claim - the documentation already exists, is ready in minutes and is admissible as evidence.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you keep hot asphalt on time?
The system measures plant-to-site cycle and waiting times and flags delays - to protect paving temperature and work quality.
Is there safety control around discharge to the finisher?
Yes - detection of a worker or pedestrian in the discharge and reversing zone, with a real-time alert.
What happens without internet?
The system keeps working: recording and processing run locally on the vehicle, and data syncs to the cloud once connectivity returns - no events lost.
How long is footage kept?
Playback reaches up to six months back - video, stills, locations and event data, with targeted retrieval in minutes.
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