Product IntroductionPRODUCT INTRODUCTION
Currently, concrete mixers often encounter the following issues during transportation:
1、Material unloading during transit is difficult to supervise.
The monitoring of mixer trucks in transit has always been a pain point for fleet managers. Traditional transportation methods rely on the signals from forward and reverse sensors to judge illegal unloading during transit, but these sensors are prone to poor working conditions and human interference, leading to suboptimal usage.
2、Construction site water addition is difficult to substantiate.
Adding water on-site can lead to severe concrete quality accidents, yet construction workers often violate safety regulations to speed up progress, clandestinely adding water during construction, thereby reducing concrete strength and increasing the risk of extremely serious consequences. However, due to limited personnel, concrete companies usually cannot assign someone to supervise each construction site, resulting in the inability to timely collect evidence of water addition on-site.
3、Fatigue driving is hard to monitor.
Truck drivers often experience physiological and psychological imbalances after long periods of continuous driving, which can objectively lead to a decline in driving skills. Poor sleep quality or insufficient sleep, combined with extended driving hours, can also result in fatigue. Continuing to drive while fatigued can cause drowsiness, weakness in limbs, lack of concentration, decreased judgment abilities, and even momentary confusion or memory loss. This can lead to delayed or premature actions, inappropriate operation pauses, or incorrect corrections, all of which are unsafe factors and can increase the risk of road traffic accidents. How to prevent driver fatigue is a challenging issue for fleet managers.
4、Blind spots are not easy to detect.
Blind spots refer to areas outside the vehicle that drivers cannot directly see from inside the cabin due to obstructions. This includes the front, rear, left, and right sections, with the size varying depending on the vehicle model. Obstacles within the blind spots, whether stationary or moving, are not visible to the driver, which can easily lead to serious safety accidents.
Shanghai Siwei has developed the Concrete Truck Sentinel System to address these issues. It can capture real-time images or videos using the vehicle-mounted camera, then automatically judge the behavior through AI algorithms. If an anomaly is detected, it will automatically save the video and images, and push an alarm notification to the Concrete Action APP and WEB platforms, immediately notifying personnel for handling.
