Industries

Limited visibility during loading and transport leads to cargo damage and delays in 3PL operations.

Poor visibility in busy warehouses causes product damage and inventory errors.

Restricted visibility on oil rigs and vehicles raises safety risks and operational delays.

Limited operator visibility in waste collection vehicles leads to accidents and damage.

Blind spots and limited visibility cause accidents and cargo damage in transportation fleets.

Poor visibility in mining environments leads to frequent accidents and costly downtime.

Obstructed views around logging machinery increase accident risks and reduce productivity.

Limited visibility on vessels causes safety hazards and operational delays in fishing and maritime work.

Military vehicles face limited visibility due to armored designs and harsh environments, compromising situational awareness critical for safe and effective operation.

Limited visibility around heavy machinery on dynamic construction sites creates significant safety risks and operational challenges.

Operators of industrial machinery struggle to monitor remote or hard-to-see equipment areas, hindering safe and efficient process control.

Video recording systems increase accountability, improve safety, aid training, and provide clear proof of pallet condition and loading accuracy.

In high-density warehouses, reach truck operators struggle with limited visibility at upper and double-deep rack levels, when they miss pallet pockets and damage product leading to slower operations and higher risk of damage.

Large rolls block the operator’s view, making forklifts hard to maneuver and increasing the risk of product damage and improper placement without camera assistance.

Large rolls block the operator’s view and make it difficult to judge roll placement, increasing the risk of damage, contamination, and scrap without camera assistance.

Lift-truck operators using a carpet pole must blindly thread the pole into a narrow core high above, making precise placement extremely difficult from ground level.

Forklift operators must often drive in reverse with limited rear visibility and wide rear swings, making maneuvering tight spaces challenging and risky.

Delicate boat features are easily damaged during placement or removal in dry-storage racks, leading to costly repairs.

Limited fork visibility on lift tractors leads to frequent product damage and reliance on spotters during ground-level picking.

Operators cannot fully see tugger train cars behind them while driving forward, leading to frequent equipment damage and safety risks.

Limited visibility of forks and coil ram during metal coil handling leads to frequent collisions, scrap loss, and operational delays.

With constant advances in technology, evolving customer needs, and unique applications many of our systems are built-to-order. If we don’t have an existing model that does what you need, we are able to configure a new camera system based on the type of forklift and attachment you are using, what kind of loads you’re handling, the operating environment, temperature, fleet size and type, the view you want, and any other goals you have to produce the perfect solution.