- OMNIQ’s AI-based machine vision technology to be used in Zebra MotionWorks location solution to increase efficiency of yard logistics operations
OMNIQ’s proprietary Neural Network-based algorithm, which provides accurate automated vehicle recognition (VRS) and container recognition capabilities, will be used in the Zebra MotionWorks location solution. The system automates the identification of assets such as trucks, trailers, and containers, the tracking of locations, and the status and motion of assets and other resources, allowing customers to monitor and manage these assets and their cargo with increased control, minimized downtime and maximized performance. By having actionable insights from quantifiable, real-time data and enhanced visibility of goods and assets, customers can better streamline workflows, ensure product replenishment, and expedite shipping in a safer and more efficient yard environment.
Yard management is crucial to smooth logistics operations. Failure in one part of the process can negatively affect all aspects of operations and inhibit an operator’s ability to deliver shipments on a timely basis. For example, when a trailer goes to the wrong dock, it must be removed and the space allocated to the correct trailer, causing a significant delay. These issues and many other challenges can adversely impact efficiencies and create costly delays. An effective yard management solution is important in improving worker productivity, dock planning, streamlining the movement of goods and optimizing vehicle movement.
“Our Neural Network-based AI algorithm has proven its efficiency and accuracy in many classified locations in the
Specifically, Zebra MotionWorks with OMNIQ’s access control and security solution provides yard management benefits that include:
- Efficient identification and authentication of containers and trucks
- Automatic vehicle plate recognition and arrival notice
- Intelligent location of truck and container positions
- Efficient warehouse entrance operation
- Authentication and destination point alerts for exit gate operations
- Real-time reporting, analytics, and insights
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The Company currently addresses several billion-dollar markets, including the Global Safe City market, forecast to grow to
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