Technology Archives - Loadscan

EXPOSIBRAM 2026, Brazil

Leon Mackey — Mon, 15 Jun 2026 02:46:23 +0000

EXPOSIBRAM 2026

This is the main stage for the mining sector in Latin America, and is a great opportunity to meet our LATAM team, who will be there to provide insight into the benefits of Loadscan’s load volume measurement technology.

🗓️ August 24th – 27th.

📍 Belo Horizonte, Brazil.

Find us at booth L06 in the Pavilhão.

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Let our sales specialists at EXPOSIBRAM know you are interested by filling out the form below.

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ESG: The new measure of responsible performance, and where Loadscan makes the difference.

Beau Spicer — Tue, 12 May 2026 20:39:49 +0000

ESG isn’t a marketing exercise – it’s a license to operate.

Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) performance has become a defining measure of responsible business and no longer sits in annual reports as a corporate ideal. ESG shapes investment decisions, regulatory expectations, and a company’s license to operate.

For mining, quarrying, and civil construction, ESG carries even greater weight. These industries sit at the crossroads of environmental impact, community expectations, and regulatory oversight. They shape landscapes, influence local economies, and operate in environments where safety, transparency, and resource protection are constantly under scrutiny. In these sectors, ESG isn’t a marketing exercise – it’s a license to operate.

And this is exactly where Loadscan plays a transformative role and becomes so valuable.

Where operational performance has a measurable impact on ESG.

While many ESG tools help companies report their performance, Loadscan’s volumetric load scanners help them improve it by converting raw operational activity into accurate, real‑time, auditable data. Loadscan gives operators the evidence they need to reduce emissions, minimise waste, optimise haul efficiency, and demonstrate responsible resource management. It turns ESG from a paperwork exercise into measurable operational performance.

In industry sectors where ESG is increasingly measurement‑driven, Loadscan provides the transparency and confidence companies need to meet rising expectations. This allows operators to run cleaner, smarter, and more accountable sites, proving that operational efficiency and ESG integrity are not competing priorities, but complementary strengths.

Environmental: Turning measurement into meaningful impact

In mining, quarrying, and civil construction, the Environmental pillar of ESG demands strong, accurate data to meet daily operational responsibilities.
Using volumetric scanning technology, Loadscan delivers precise, verifiable measurement of every load that moves across a site with an accuracy of +/- 1%. That information can have a direct impact on fuel burn and Scope 1 emissions by optimising payloads and cutting unnecessary truck cycles. Volume scanning also assists in preventing over extraction, reducing rehandling, and protecting natural resources by giving operators a real time view of material movements.
Loadscan’s data can be fed straight into emissions calculations, sustainability reporting, and environmental audits. This gives companies the proof that is increasingly expected by regulators and communities, turning environmental responsibility into something measurable and manageable. This enables operators not just to reduce impact, but to prove it.

Social: Building fairness, safety, and trust

The Social pillar of ESG has become a defining measure of integrity in heavy industry. Mining, quarrying, and civil construction operate under intense scrutiny, with a focus not only how they manage resources, but also how they treat people – the workers on site, contractors who keep projects moving, and communities living alongside industrial activity.

Loadscan strengthens this pillar by bringing clarity, consistency, and integrity to material measurement with transparent, tamper proof volumetric data that ensures contractors are paid for the exact volume they deliver. No estimates. No disagreements. Just fairness and trust that supports long term working relationships.

Safety improves as well. Predictable payloads and optimised haul efficiencies reduce truck movements, lowering the number of vehicle interactions on site and reducing the risk of accidents.

Communities benefit with fewer truck cycles, which means less traffic, reduced noise, and a smaller overall impact. And because Loadscan provides transparent, auditable reporting, regulators and community stakeholders can see real numbers rather than estimates, reinforcing trust and demonstrating responsible behaviour.

Governance: Elevating accuracy, compliance, and accountability

Strong governance is the backbone of credible ESG performance, and determines whether a company is responsibly led, managed transparently, and held accountable for decisions that shape environmental and social impact.

Loadscan helps to strengthen this foundation by delivering certified, traceable, tamper proof volumetric measurements, giving operators confidence that their reporting is precise and transparent.

Digital records generated by Loadscan are secure, consistent, and audit ready through Loadscan’s cloud-based MyScanner platform. If required, Loadscan’s LoadVision add-on can provide high-definition video and images to support the data.

This reduces the risk of fraud, misreporting, or manipulation, and gives auditors and regulators the confidence they demand.

By embedding accuracy and clarity into daily operations, Loadscan becomes a genuine risk reduction technology – strengthening compliance, improving reporting credibility, and ensuring governance is not just a policy, but a measurable operational reality.

Competitive ESG comparison: Volumetric scanning vs weighing systems.

Environmental

Loadscan: Optimises payloads with precise volume data → fewer trips, lower emissions
Weighbridges: Weight ≠ volume → inconsistent payloads → more trips, more fuel burn

Social

Loadscan: Transparent, dispute‑free contractor payments
Weighbridges: Frequent disputes due to moisture, density, and load variation

Governance

Loadscan: Certified accuracy, tamper‑proof digital records
Weighbridges: Vulnerable to calibration drift, manipulation, and manual error.

Operational efficiency

Loadscan: Fast, drive‑through scanning with real‑time insights
Weighbridges: Slower throughput, bottlenecks, and higher maintenance

The ESG winner

Volumetric scanning delivers superior environmental performance, stronger governance, and fairer social outcomes, making it the modern standard for responsible material measurement.

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Loadscan launches MyScanner Alerts!

Beau Spicer — Thu, 07 May 2026 02:44:08 +0000

Automated reporting for your whole team – on your schedule

Improved functionality

Loadscan is pleased to announce the release of MyScanner Alerts! – a powerful new feature within the MyScanner Cloud Service. Alerts! allows you to automatically deliver pre-made reports to your team via email… to your schedule.

MyScanner is your secure web portal for remote scanner access, real-time scan data, and support from anywhere in the world. With MyScanner Alerting, that data now works for you, reaching the right people at the right time – every time – automatically.

Configure scheduled reports
- Set up alerts that trigger daily, weekly, or on a custom schedule – with exact timing right down to the minute.
Automatic email delivery
- Reports are sent as Excel spreadsheets directly to designated recipient groups – no manual steps required
Keep your team informed
- Reusable Alerting Groups mean the same distribution list can power multiple alerts across different reports and devices.

Learn more about MyScanner™ Cloud Service.

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Rising fuel costs and the efficiency advantage of Loadscan’s Load Volume Scanners

Leon Mackey — Wed, 29 Apr 2026 21:53:55 +0000

Rising fuel costs.

Fuel has always been one of the most volatile and influential cost drivers in mining, quarrying and civil construction. Recently however, escalating diesel prices and growing geopolitical instability – particularly tensions in the Middle East and renewed doubts about shipping through the Strait of Hormuz – have pushed fuel costs from a dull background consideration to an important strategic issue.

With global supply routes under increasing pressure, and crude oil markets reacting sharply to political flashpoints, operators are feeling the downstream impact through higher and more unpredictable fuel prices.

For operators running heavy machinery, haul trucks, excavators and loaders, as well as any ancillary equipment across large and sometimes challenging sites, even a small fluctuation in fuel prices can have outsized impacts on profitability. As a result, companies are now scrutinising every aspect of their operations to identify inefficiencies, eliminate waste and extract more value from each litre burned.

One of the most overlooked contributors to unnecessary fuel consumption is the movement of material that is inaccurately measured, inconsistently loaded, or inefficiently hauled. When load volumes are estimated rather than verified, sites often face a cascade of hidden costs, including trucks making more trips than necessary, machines idling longer than necessary, and operators unknowingly carrying haulback, or ‘hauling air’ instead of material due to inefficient loading.

These inefficiencies compound quickly, driving up fuel usage, labour hours and equipment wear.

In operating environments where margins are getting tighter and tighter, this is no longer acceptable practice, but is also where Loadscan’s Load Volume Scanner (LVS) delivers a measurable and immediate advantage. By providing precise, real-time volumetric data for every load, the LVS gives operators the visibility and control needed to optimise haulage efficiency and reduce fuel burn across the entire operation.

“In a high‑cost fuel environment, efficiency isn’t optional and Loadscan turns it into a measurable advantage.”

A measurable and immediate advantage.

Unlike traditional weighing systems or manual estimation methods, the Loadscan LVS uses advanced LiDAR laser scanning technology to capture the exact volume of material in each truck or trailer. This accuracy, which is field-proven across mining, quarrying and civil construction environments, ensures that every load is optimised, every trip is productive, and every litre of fuel is used to its fullest.

One of the most significant fuel-related benefits comes from eliminating both underloading and overloading. Underloaded trucks waste fuel by travelling with unused capacity, while overloaded trucks consume more fuel, increase cycle times, and accelerate mechanical wear. The LVS provides immediate feedback to loader operators, enabling them to consistently hit target load volumes. This leads to fewer trips, shorter cycle times, and a more predictable fuel profile across the fleet, with machinery operating at its most efficient levels.

The system also assists in reducing unnecessary machine idling, a major contributor to wasting fuel. When trucks arrive at the load point or dump site with inconsistent volumes, bottlenecks start to form. Loaders wait for trucks, trucks wait for loaders, and engines burn fuel without adding anything positive to the production cycle. With accurate, consistent load data, dispatchers can better coordinate fleet movements, smoothing out traffic flow and reducing idle times across an entire site.

“When load volumes are estimated rather than verified, sites end up burning fuel, burning hours, and burning profit.”

Achievable, measurable and immediately impactful.

Fuel savings also emerge from improved haul planning. With precise volumetric data, managers can analyse haulage performance and identify inefficiencies, as well as adjusting routes, altering loading practices, or managing fleet allocation. Over time, this data builds a detailed operational picture that supports smarter decision-making and long-term asset optimisation. In an industry where fuel can account for as much as 30-50% of total operating costs for haulage fleets, even a modest improvement in efficiency can translate into substantial financial gains.

Beyond fuel saving, the Loadscan LVS contributes to broader operational efficiencies that further reduce costs. Accurate volume measurement improves stockpile management, reduces disputes with customers or between contractors, and speeds up invoicing and related administrative tasks. It also enhances safety by reducing the likelihood of overloaded trucks and the associated risks that come with them. These benefits compound to create a more efficient, predictable and profitable operation.

Currently, it appears that fuel costs are unlikely to stabilise for some time, especially as global markets remain sensitive to political tensions, supply‑chain disruptions, and security risks in key oil‑producing regions. As long as environmental, political and economic pressures continue to intensify, companies cannot afford to rely on guesswork or outdated measurement methods. Loadscan’s Load Volume Scanner offers a proven, practical solution that directly addresses one of the industry’s most pressing challenges. By ensuring every load is measured, verified, and optimised, the LVS helps operators reduce fuel consumption, improve productivity, and protect their bottom line.

For mining, quarrying and civil construction companies seeking to stay competitive in a high-cost environment, the message is clear; efficiency is no longer optional.

With Loadscan, it becomes achievable, measurable and immediately impactful.

“Every accurately measured load is a trip saved, a litre preserved, and a direct gain to the bottom line.”

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How volume scanning reshapes customer relationships

marketing — Thu, 27 Nov 2025 01:37:17 +0000

Tracking material volumes across multiple sites is a constant challenge for civil and earthmoving operations. Disputes over load size, inconsistent ticketing systems, and unclear measurement methods often strain relationships between contractors, suppliers, and clients.
For The Kearney Companies, volumetric scanning has transformed this dynamic, providing transparency that customers now actively request.

Eliminating Disputes with Accurate Load Data

Before volumetric scanning, disagreements over delivered volumes were common. Now, the volume scanner removes the guesswork, creating a single source of truth for every load.

“There’s no dispute with suppliers because it’s exactly what they are getting paid for—averaging about 16.5yd³ per truck,” says Alan Payne.

Daily reporting has become central to operations. Even if suppliers lack their own scanner, The Kearney Companies provide a detailed breakdown of each load hauled the previous day.

“If a load wasn’t scanned, we calculate the daily average for billing purposes,” Payne explains.

Building Trust Through Transparent Reporting

Cross-referencing scanner data with traditional ticketing ensures accuracy and alignment. Suppliers increasingly adopt the scanner’s figures as the basis for invoices. In some cases, scanners are installed at supplier or customer sites to support full end-to-end transparency.

“Some clients now ask us to pay for material based on our load scanner data,” says Payne.

By providing daily reports of hauled yards and total cubic yards moved, The Kearney Companies have built a reputation for accuracy, fairness, and reliability.

The Bottom Line: Volumetric Scanning as a Business Asset

In environments where trust is currency, volumetric scanning has become one of the company’s most valuable tools. Accurate, real-time load reporting improves client relationships, reduces disputes, and ensures operational transparency.

With volumetric scanning, contractors and suppliers can finally work from a shared source of truth, enhancing efficiency and fostering stronger partnerships across the civil and earthmoving industries.

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Smarter mining at Macraes

marketing — Sun, 02 Nov 2025 22:56:59 +0000

Delivering value beyond volume measurement

At Macraes Mine in Otago, the Loadscan Mine Payload Scanner (MPS) has evolved from a volume-tracking tool into a quiet powerhouse of operational insight. Senior Geologist Graham Gibson has watched the technology reshape how the team thinks about efficiency, not just in terms of tonnes moved, but in how every truck, operator, and load performs across the day.

Tackling carryback head-on

Carryback might seem like a small frustration, but at a mine of Macraes’ scale, even a modest amount of material left behind adds up fast. Lost payload, wasted fuel, disrupted haul cycles – it all bites into productivity. The MPS, Graham says, has become their early-warning system.

“I think that’s one of the main benefits for the Loadscan system is just any truck with carry back in it, it’s just getting it out straight away.”

A level pad beneath the scanner ensures every scan is consistent, helping the team spot issues long before they become costly patterns.

Seamless integration into daily workflow

What's made the biggest difference is how naturally the scanner fits into the fleet's daily rhythm. Drivers approach at a controlled speed, pass beneath the unit, and continue on – scanned, verified, and back to work without disruption. After tipping, another pass confirms whether any carryback remains.

"So they'll come up to the scanner, slow down, get an even scan, even speed all the way through…"

The result is a simple loop that quietly reinforces accuracy and discipline throughout the operation.

Beyond the surface: Data that drives efficiency

While the MPS was originally installed for load volume measurement, it has opened up far more possibilities. Graham notes how the data reveals loading patterns that would otherwise go unseen. These are issues like uneven distribution, off-centre loading, and the effect these can have on the truck’s chassis.

“It puts weight on the chassis where it shouldn’t, forward or back, side to side, and quite often, if it’s loaded heavy on one side, there’s actually room for dirt on the other side.”

Insights like these are driving conversations around improving utilisation, protecting equipment, and smoothing out inefficiencies that accumulate over time.

Empowering loader operators with 3D load profiling

The team also sees major opportunity in the scanner’s 3D load profiling. Real-time visuals of each load allow trainers and operators to assess balance, detect empty space, and refine their technique.

“It’s one thing that we can use it more in the future is for loader education. Uh, one thing I really like about the newer software is the 3D load profiler…”

It’s a tool that blends performance improvement with long-term sustainability.

Efficiency gains that benefit everyone

For Graham, the value is clear: reducing carryback means more material delivered, fewer wasted litres of diesel, and a lighter environmental footprint. At Macraes, the Loadscan MPS is no longer just a scanner – it’s a catalyst for a smarter, more deliberate, and more productive mining operation.

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How Loadscan takes the guesswork out of tricky materials

marketing — Mon, 27 Oct 2025 22:54:19 +0000

Tricky Material Measurement Made Simple with Loadscan

Handling materials like soil, wet fill, or organics can be challenging. Moisture content, compaction, and density fluctuations make traditional weighing or estimation methods unreliable. The result? Inconsistent load data, invoicing disputes, and inefficiencies that reduce both time and profit.

With Loadscan volume scanners, operators and site managers gain total visibility of every cubic metre moved. Our Load Volume Scanner (LVS) and Conveyor Volume Scanner (CVS) deliver accurate, consistent measurements—even for the most unpredictable materials.

The Problem with Tricky Materials

A truckload of damp mulch can weigh far more than the same volume when dry. Wet fill behaves similarly, making weight-based calculations unreliable. Traditional systems like weighbridges or onboard scales cannot account for these variations. Bucket-counts or “by-eye” estimates often lead to errors in invoicing, reporting, and load management.

How Loadscan Solves Tricky Material Measurement

Loadscan LVS and CVS focus on volume, not weight. Using advanced LiDAR scanning technology, the LVS accurately measures the true volume of each truckload, regardless of shape, size, or moisture content.

For continuous operations, the CVS monitors conveyor throughput, providing accurate, real-time volume data. Operators can track production, adjust feed rates, set batching, and monitor output efficiently.

By measuring volume instead of weight, both systems provide a transparent, auditable record of material movement that is unaffected by density or moisture.

Smarter Operations and Accurate Invoicing

Every load measured by Loadscan is logged and stored, ready for reporting or invoicing. Contractors can prove exactly how much material was delivered or removed, reducing disputes and improving transparency.

Operators gain insights into:

Material movement efficiency
Cycle times and production rates
Load consistency and distribution

Whether it’s compost in a recycling facility, wet fill on a construction site, or soil removal during earthworks, Loadscan ensures accountability and accurate reporting from loading through invoicing.

The Bottom Line

Using Loadscan volume scanners, operators can finally remove the guesswork from tricky material measurement. Accurate volumetric data empowers better business decisions, improves operational efficiency, and ensures complete transparency across every project.

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Load Volume Scanner in the Middle East

marketing — Mon, 04 Aug 2025 23:17:17 +0000

Drive efficiency with accurate load measurement in the Middle East

In partnership with Sitech Gulf, Loadscan is proudly supporting businesses across the UAE and wider Middle East with industry-leading Load Volume Scanning (LVS) technology — delivering accurate, real-time payload measurement that transforms operational performance.

Whether you’re in civil construction, mining, quarrying, or infrastructure, Loadscan’s solutions help you run smarter, safer, and more cost-effective projects — backed by local expertise and support through Sitech Gulf, our official regional dealer.

Why Loadscan?

Our LVS systems provide volumetric load measurement accuracy to within +/-1%, offering clear advantages over traditional weighing methods:

Eliminate overloading and underloading
Increase safety by highlighting uneven loading
Optimise fleet performance and fuel usage
Improve haul-back tracking and material reconciliation
Reduce maintenance costs and increase productivity
Enhance billing accuracy and contractor transparency

Demonstration options available

We offer on-site and remote demo opportunities throughout the region. Whether you’re operating in urban hubs like Abu Dhabi or remote industrial sites, Loadscan can deliver accurate measurement solutions, providing transparency and clarity, and allowing you to manage your material movements.

With Sitech Gulf as our regional dealer, you gain access to local knowledge, expert support, and ongoing service — ensuring a smooth and successful implementation of Loadscan technology.

Already supporting projects across the Middle East, Loadscan is the trusted solution for businesses that demand precision.

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See how other civil construction businesses are using Loadscan load volume scanners.

Loadscan’s load volume scanners are being used successfully by civil operators across the globe.
Click on the case studies to see how these Loadscan customers are benefiting from volumetric scanning…

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Optimizing Mining Operations with Pitram and Loadscan Integration at CSA Cobar

marketing — Mon, 24 Feb 2025 22:21:18 +0000

The CSA Mine, operated by Metals Acquisition Corp (MAC) in Cobar, New South Wales, is one of Australia’s highest-grade copper mines. At 1.9 kilometres deep, it is the country’s second-deepest copper mine, producing around 40,000 tonnes of copper annually. Accurate data is critical to optimize mining operations and improve efficiency.

At CSA, the Business Improvement (BI) team focuses on leveraging advanced tools to track material and support data-driven decisions. One key innovation is the Pitram and Loadscan integration, which enhances material tracking, fleet management, and operational visibility.

The Challenge: Traditional Truck Factor Estimates

Before this integration, CSA relied on truck factors—estimates based on truck size and load—to measure material movement. This method posed several challenges:

Inaccurate load data: Estimates could lead to errors in tonnage reporting, inventory, and scheduling.
Limited visibility: Mine control teams could not verify loads in real-time.
Operational inefficiencies: Lack of precise data made fleet optimization difficult, leading to higher fuel costs and equipment wear.

The Solution: Pitram and Loadscan Integration

The integration connects Loadscan’s Mine Payload Scanner (MPS) with Micromine Pitram. As trucks pass through the scanner at the 9040 level underground, advanced 3D laser scanning captures the exact volume of material in each load.

This volumetric data is sent via an API to Pitram, which calculates tonnage, tracks truck performance, and generates KPIs like Truck Kilometres per Tonne (TKM). Operators now receive accurate, real-time data instead of relying on estimates.

Additionally, Loadscan monitors haulback—material left in the truck bin—to ensure the next load is clean and maximize efficiency.

Advanced Features: Dashboards and Visual Monitoring

The integration includes a vision camera in the Loadscan scanner, giving operators real-time visibility of each truck load. Dashboards display:

Loadscan Analytics: Real-time volumetric data for precise material tracking.
Target Tracking: Monitor load efficiency, weight, and TKM goals.
Live Camera Feed: Visually inspect truck material for quality and verification.
Performance Insights: Track fleet utilization, trip times, and operational bottlenecks.

These features improve decision-making, operational control, and transparency.

Benefits: Accuracy, Efficiency, and Control

The Pitram and Loadscan integration delivers significant benefits:

Accurate load data: Volumetric scanning eliminates truck factor estimates.
Improved efficiency: Real-time insights optimize fleet performance and resource use.
Enhanced visibility: Operators can monitor material and make immediate adjustments.
Data-driven decision-making: Access to KPIs allows proactive management of trucks and loads.

By combining volumetric scanning with advanced fleet management, CSA Cobar sets a benchmark for data-driven mining. The Pitram and Loadscan integration improves load accuracy, fleet efficiency, and operational transparency, reducing costs while boosting performance.

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Loadscan introduces LoadVision to enhance Load Volume Scanner system

marketing — Mon, 13 Jan 2025 02:49:00 +0000

Loadscan Launches LoadVision Camera System to Enhance Load Volume Scanner Technology

Loadscan, the global leader in volumetric measurement, has launched the LoadVision camera system. This new camera module adds real-time imaging to the company’s Load Volume Scanner (LVS). As a result, customers who work with aggregate, soil, sand, gravel, cleanfill and other bulk materials can gain clearer, more reliable load data.

Clear Visual Records for Every Load

The LoadVision camera system captures images and video as each truck passes through the scanner. These visuals create a complete record of the load and help remove uncertainty from the process. Because of this, customers can resolve disputes faster and improve accountability across their sites.

In addition, the images strengthen site security. Each load now includes a visual record that matches the volumetric data, which increases trust and helps prevent mistakes or tampering.

Real-Time Data Sync with the MyScanner Platform

LoadVision works hand-in-hand with MyScanner, Loadscan’s cloud platform. The system syncs every image and video clip with the corresponding scan data. Users can then view, download or share these files through the cloud dashboard.

Furthermore, LoadVision also supports live viewing. A third-party mobile app provides a real-time camera feed, which gives teams full visibility even when they are off-site. This feature helps operations stay consistent and transparent across remote or busy locations.

Greater Accuracy, Better Oversight, and Stronger Compliance

By combining visual records with 3D volumetric scans, the LoadVision camera system gives operations a deeper level of confidence. It improves load accuracy, strengthens proof for invoicing, and reduces the chance of disputes.

It also supports quality checks for cleanfill, which helps teams stay compliant with industry standards. Overall, the system delivers clearer information, smoother workflows, and stronger operational control.

“The LoadVision camera system is another step forward in our goal to deliver smarter and more efficient tools for our customers,” said Carey West, CEO of Loadscan. “This upgrade gives businesses more clarity and confidence in every load.”

Easy Integration for New and Existing LVS Units

LoadScan designed the LoadVision camera system as a flexible add-on. New scanners can include the module from day one, and existing scanners can be upgraded without major changes. This makes the system a practical option for operations that want better verification without replacing their equipment.

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