At the gate, the system reads transport and container IDs. Then it checks records in the ACS database. If the numbers are on the access list, the gate opens. If the numbers don’t match up, security staff step in. The same standard procedure is repeated each time at every access point. To ensure asset safety, cameras capture how containers look when they arrive. If damage is noted at some point, you can investigate video footage to analyze the cause and take corrective action.
All loading and unloading of cargo is thoroughly monitored and reviewed. The barcode scanner reads the UPC and alerts operators of any ambiguity or missing cargo. You can show the customer their cargo story on video — from terminal entrance to exit. The video footage is synced with the ACS and Time and Attendance systems. With a few clicks, you can find out who did what with your cargo.
Neural network fire and smoke detection tools enable you to detect early signs of fire in the warehouses and extensive logistics complexes where standard fire and smoke sensors are ineffective. The operator can control all the sensors, events and alerts in one interface window and quickly respond to them.
At the weigh-in station, the Zoobla software reads and recognizes license plates and railcar numbers. It also films the process of cargo weighing and tank car level measurement and syncs all data.
Zoobla's smart search enables you to find a person or an object of interest among lots of other objects in minutes. A person’s photo, an object size, color, zone entering, line crossing, and other parameters can be used as search criteria.