Dockside Cargo Inspection Automation

Quelle: https://www.porttechnology.org/technical-papers/dockside-cargo-inspection-automation/

“Dockside Cargo Inspection Automation” refers to the use of sensors, scanners, robotics and AI systems directly at the dockside to conduct non-intrusive, real-time inspections of cargo units for volume, condition, hazardous materials and documentation compliance. Its goals are to accelerate, improve accuracy and fully document customs and safety checks in ports.

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