To deliver a cutting-edge Container Identification and Container Damage Detection solution, Gorilla Technology Group Inc., a global provider of AI-based edge video analytics, IoT technologies, and cybersecurity,  announced a strategic partnership with British Telecom (BT). This ground-breaking partnership combines Gorilla's expertise in video analytics with BT's extensive network infrastructure to enable a comprehensive solution that addresses the pressing needs of the logistics industry. It is currently being actively deployed and tested at the Port of Tyne in Northern England.

 

It has becoming harder for stakeholders to effectively monitor container identification and identify potential damages as the worldwide container shipping business experiences unheard-of growth. The time-consuming, human error-prone nature of traditional manual inspection techniques results in considerable operational inefficiencies and monetary losses. Gorilla and BT have teamed up to create an intelligent, automated solution that makes use of cutting-edge video analytics technologies in order to address this industry-wide dilemma.

 

Gorilla's solution for container identification and damage detection uses artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning algorithms to examine video footage recorded at various steps of the container management process. The system can quickly and reliably identify containers, follow movements, and find any indications of damage or manipulation by utilizing BT's strong network infrastructure and Gorilla's cutting-edge video analytics platform.

 

It has becoming harder for stakeholders to effectively monitor container identification and identify potential damages as the worldwide container shipping business experiences unheard-of growth. The time-consuming, human error-prone nature of traditional manual inspection techniques results in considerable operational inefficiencies and monetary losses. Gorilla and BT have teamed up to create an intelligent, automated solution that makes use of cutting-edge video analytics technologies in order to address this industry-wide dilemma.