See Inside Every Trailer, Every Time

Cargo Intelligence

Load Optimization

Smart Detection

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Three Ways CargoVision Changes How You Run Your Fleet

Cargo Intelligence

What’s inside, what happened to it, and when. 

Every other point in your operation is tracked and measured. Now the trailer interior is too.

  • Load status, door events, and cargo condition are detected automatically and logged in Connect1
  • Dispatchers see actual load status without making a call
  • Operations teams get a documented record of every trailer, every stop, every event

Load Optimization

Every trailer should earn its miles. Volumetric data shows you which ones aren’t. 

CargoVision tracks floor space and vertical volume in real time, so unused capacity gets caught before it costs you.

  • Planners see usable capacity and sub-optimal hauls before the trailer rolls
  • Dispatchers prioritize trailers that are confirmed load-ready
  • Fleet managers catch underutilized assets before they become a cost

 

Smart Detection

The system doesn’t just capture what’s inside. It identifies what it sees. 

CargoVision reads the scene like a machine learning system, not a security camera: pallets, jacks, dunnage, freight gaps, load shifts, even people inside the trailer.

  • Operations: Verify trailer readiness remotely, with gap and equipment detection flagging what’s missing
  • Claims: Every door event creates a timestamped visual record of where and when damage occurred
  • Security: Automatic alerts on unauthorized access, with chain of custody from pickup to delivery

Purpose-built hardware and a unified platform turn cargo visibility into everyday operating intelligence.

CargoVision Camera

  • 170° field of view covering the full interior: nose, floor, ceiling, and doors 
  • Infrared LED for reliable detection in low-light and nighttime conditions 
  • 99% accurate cargo detection 
  • Bluetooth connectivity to Smart7 gateway module 
  • Compatible with dry van, refrigerated trailer, and container applications 

CargoVision – Wired

The wired configuration connects directly to the trailer’s power system, providing continuous power for always-on imaging without relying on battery reserves. Its covert installation profile keeps the camera out of sight, protecting the hardware from tampering while maintaining a clean interior appearance.

CargoVision – Solar

The solar configuration is 100% solar-powered with an onboard battery, so it operates completely independent of trailer power. Solar recharge keeps the battery topped off, extending its life while reducing the environmental footprint. It’s the ideal choice for non-powered assets, chassis, and trailers where a wired power source isn’t available.

Connect1 Platform

Real-time volumetric and detection data delivered via the Connect1 dashboard or API. Cargo intelligence flows into the same platform as brake, tire, location, and temperature data, giving you one place to run the full operation. 

Ready to see what’s really inside your trailers?

CargoVision delivers cargo intelligence that informs every dispatch decision, protects every load, and helps you stop leaving capacity on the table. Let’s talk about what it can do for your fleet. 

What does CargoVision detect beyond loaded or empty? 

Floor space percentage, vertical volume percentage, load distribution, equipment left in the trailer (jacks, pallets, dunnage), gaps in the freight, load shifts, and people. Every reading is timestamped and logged automatically in Connect1. 

What’s the difference between floor space and volume? 

Floor space measures how much of the trailer floor is covered by freight. Volume measures how much of the three-dimensional interior space is occupied. A trailer can show 100% floor coverage while still having significant vertical space remaining, which matters especially for LTL operations where freight height varies by shipment. CargoVision reports both. 

Who benefits most from load optimization data? 

LTL carriers and private fleets see the most direct impact, since load efficiency directly affects cost-per-mile. Any fleet running partial loads benefits: volumetric data helps planners consolidate freight, dispatchers prioritize confirmed-ready trailers, and operations teams identify patterns in how loads move across the network. 

What trailer types does CargoVision support? 

CargoVision is available for dry van, refrigerated trailer, and container applications. Both wired and solar-powered configurations are supported, making it deployable across mixed fleets regardless of trailer type or power availability. 

Does this work in low-light or dark trailer conditions? 

Yes. CargoVision includes infrared LED lighting for reliable image capture in low-light and nighttime conditions, delivering consistent detection accuracy regardless of ambient lighting inside the trailer.