Stockpile volume monitoring
Estimates how much sand, gravel and stone is left in each bay.
The problem
Yards keep sand, gravel and crushed stone in walled bays. Knowing what's left means walking out to look, and reorders happen late.
How it works
01
Fixed camera over the bays
02
Estimate each bay's volume
03
Gauges and alerts
04
A report every 5 minutes
- 1
A fixed camera watches the bays.
- 2
The operator draws each bay on the camera image and enters its size, material, and minimum and maximum stock.
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The system estimates each bay's volume in cubic metres and its weight in tonnes.
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Low, critical and overfill alerts, with sound.
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History with CSV export, and a status report sent every 5 minutes.
What the operator sees
What's needed on site
- A fixed camera overlooking the bays
- A PC on site
Every system is trained on footage from your own site before it goes live.
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