When handling hazardous goods, the early detection of faults can save lives. The combination of video analysis and an interface link to fault detection sensors (gas, temperature etc.) immediately shows staff what is going on at the location.
Areas of critical importance, e.g. with dangerous goods tanks, are monitored.
Software analyzes video images for motion in areas where no motion is intended.
The software analyzes the video images for movements in areas where no movement is expected.
Protect employee privacy
The GDPR provides strict protection for the privacy of people working in areas that are monitored by video cameras. These areas can be blacked out, or people moving around in the images can be pixelated to protect privacy.
Prdefined screen sections are obscured (pixelated, masked)
Motion is pixelated
Viewing of the images only under 4-eyes principle
Boost security at entry points with links to X-ray equipment
By linking X-ray data to video images from security cameras, you can easily determine and recordwhich scanned bags belong to which person.
Linking X-ray scanner and video management software
The images are visualized and saved in combination with a time tag and data from the sureillance camera. As a result, all image files are archived in combined form.
If the camera detects suspicious actions, the images can be browsed using various metadata, e.g. time, and then displayed.
Prevent loss of items
The interface to the ERP system enables you to seach on the order number of a dispatch order. You can view the journey of each package in an order in almost real-time. Incorrectly loaded items can be identified and corrected rapidly.
Goods for shipment are missing.
Starting point of the research: Scanning at the point of outgoing goods.
Interfaces between images and ERP systems provide the images required.
Delivery route can be tracked “in house”.
Visual documentation indicates whether the goods were loaded incorrectly.
Also theft can be documented this way.
Clear up attempted deception
The seamless video documentation of the status of the goods – from order picking through to final dispatch – provides court-enforceable evidence for any claims relating to incorrect deliveries, damaged or missing goods, or damaged packaging.
The parcel and packaging process is visually documented
Image data is linked with ERP data
Customer claims damaged goods or argue that goods were not included in the delivery
The images are searched on the basis of the transaction number
Images recorded during packaging process show the quantity and condition of the delivery.