transload
Founded by Jago Wahl-Schwentker
Measure pallets and parcels on loading docks using existing security cameras automatically
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You can use transload to turn standard warehouse security cameras into automated 3D dimensioning systems on your loading dock. The system monitors pallets, parcels, and freight in real time without requiring dedicated measuring stations or hardware upgrades. It tracks forklift activity, detects package dimensions continuously, and matches measurements to scan timestamps. You can automatically push accurate volume and dimension data directly into your warehouse management system or enterprise software, eliminating manual measuring delays, barcode booth stops, and inaccurate freight billing records across your logistics network.
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