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Phillips Connect launches wireless, on-demand cargo camera

Alex Crissey
By Alex Crissey
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Phillips Connect has introduced CargoVision, an interior cargo camera that captures the status of the load in real time. The 100% solar-powered Phillips Connect CargoVision camera monitors and can report the quality of the load (green = safe, red = unsafe) before the doors are open for unloading, Phillips says.

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The Phillips Connect CargoVision solution can be installed in as little as 15 minutes, the company says. These 1080p cargo images are continuously captured to be delivered on demand, in a pre-programmed time interval, or driven by a specific event (motion or door open/closed) via Bluetooth connectivity to the Phillips Connect trailer gateway module.

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