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1. OPTIXCAM SUMMIT 3.1M DRIVER INSTALL
2. OPTIXCAM SUMMIT 3.1M DRIVER DRIVERS
3. OPTIXCAM SUMMIT 3.1M DRIVER DRIVER
4. OPTIXCAM SUMMIT 3.1M DRIVER BLUETOOTH

Volumetric data is enabling fleets to utilize the entire trailer space and increase freight volumes to increase revenue. Analyzing historical trends, fleets are able to identify locations with slow trailer turns and take corrective actions. Utilizing precise cargo status, they are able to identify useful trailers that may only have an empty pallet, load bars, or other non-cargo items. Utilizing Cargo Sensing data, fleets are proactively scheduling trailer pickups rather than waiting for customer updates, improving trailer turns. Trailers only generate revenue when they are moving with cargo. Advanced Artificial Intelligence technology is used to process each image within seconds to deliver accurate volumetric data (cube and floor space utilized), in addition to cargo Image.įleets that are now using Sk圜amera are realizing benefits in three main areas:

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which are sent wirelessly via Bluetooth to Kinnect. Sk圜amera is triggered by the SkyBitz Kinnect telematic device to take cargo images based on advanced configurable machine learning logic and edge computing to capture cargo images at critical operation points such arrival/departure from geofenced locations, door open/close events, etc.

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SkyBitz has partnered with Compology to exclusively offer the most advanced and effective wireless cargo sensing technology in the industry, “ Sk圜amera.” Part of the SkyBitz SmartTrailer™ ecosystem, Sk圜amera is installed on the driver side near the rear door in 15 minutes or less, providing full visibility to the entire 53’ cargo space.

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Having “volumetric” cargo information gives fleet managers real-time visibility of the true empty or loaded status of trailers to dispatch drivers more accurately and manage drop-and-hook operations more efficiently. Trucking industry has been looking for better effective technology to get more cargo visibility to increase trailer fleet performance, reduce cargo loss / claims, increase productivity, and improve customer service. Knowing that a trailer only has an empty pallet that most likely showed loaded using previous technology, could mean finding a closer trailer, improving driver productivity, reducing time and fuel waste, and improving trailer turns. “Having clear visibility and view of the cargo space allows carriers to make better operational decisions, increase asset utilization, and drive productivity,” says Siamak Azmoudeh, VP of product line management at SkyBitz.

OPTIXCAM SUMMIT 3.1M DRIVER INSTALL

Trailer tracking systems have been limited to reporting loaded/empty status only and some of the technologies introduced recently to provide more visibility inside the trailer are unreliable, do not provide a clear image of the entire cargo space, and in many cases are challenging to install and maintain. Trailer telematics data: more than location Fleets can use insights from inside the trailer to boost asset utilization, move higher freight volumes, reduce cost, and increase driver productivity. One way to solve present capacity and cost challenges is by using technology that not only provides real-time visibility to the trailer status and location but also delivers clear view of the cargo space and capacity utilization. Tight capacity is creating healthy freight rates, but rising diesel fuel prices and insurance premiums are cutting into carriers’ profit margins. This trend will likely continue before peak retail season arrives. Indexes that track outbound load tender rejections by carriers - an indicator of how tight capacity is - are currently four times higher than normal market rates. Increasing capacity, managing operating and insurance costs are top concerns for motor carriers.īacklogged equipment orders and labor shortages are making it difficult to keep up with growing freight demand.