Container latch check
Confirms all four latches are closed before a container leaves.
The problem
Before a steel container leaves the loading area, someone has to confirm every latch is closed. One missed latch means spilled or lost goods, and a paper checklist can't prove the check was done.
How it works
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Four cameras, one per side
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Check each latch
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PASS / FAIL / UNCERTAIN
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Audit log and rework tracking
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The operator scans the container's QR code.
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Four cameras, one per side, show the latches, and the operator presses Verify.
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The result is PASS, FAIL or UNCERTAIN, with a status for each side. When the system isn't sure, it asks for a recheck instead of guessing.
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A container that failed and comes back is logged as rework under the same ID.
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Supervisors can correct a result, and every correction is kept to improve the model.
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History with daily stats and Excel export, a full audit log, and separate operator and supervisor roles.
What the operator sees
What's needed on site
- Four fixed cameras per station, one per side
- USB QR scanner
- PC with a touch screen
Every system is trained on footage from your own site before it goes live.
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