Project Background

Lijiatuo double‑track bridge approach project of China Construction Fifth Bureau is a large‑scale urban infrastructure construction. A large quantity of earthwork excavation and muck outward transportation brings high‑frequency access of muck trucks. The construction site is humid and rainy with heavy dust and mud.
Traditional manual trip registration for muck transport is low‑efficiency especially during peak hours. Missing and wrong records often occur in rainy nights. Paper ledgers are easy to lose and bring heavy reconciliation workload. Without on‑site display and snapshot evidence, settlement disputes frequently happen. The project requires unattended automatic counting solution for muck trucks at site gate.

Project Pain Points

1. Complex construction‑site conditions: muddy, dusty and rainy environment with heavy vehicle flow at gate entrance.
2. Low manual‑registration efficiency: frequent muck‑truck access causes traffic jam; high error rate in rainy nights.
3. Troublesome paper‑ledger management: paper records are easy to damage or lose, costing much time for later reconciliation.
4. No on‑site confirmation method: drivers cannot verify counting results in real‑time, triggering freight‑settlement conflicts.
5. Lack of traceable snapshot archives for trip‑dispute investigation.

Solution

Chongqing Jinyun Machinery deployed Construction‑site Muck‑truck Automatic Counting Robot for Lijiatuo double‑track bridge approach project of China Construction Fifth Bureau. Pole‑mount integrated equipment is installed at main site gate. Muck trucks pass without stop. AI license‑plate recognition judges inbound‑outbound direction and accumulates transport trips. High‑brightness outdoor LED screen shows plate number and real‑time trip data. All snapshots, timestamps and counting records are stored in cloud platform. Powered by municipal electricity, fast installation without modifying original gate structure.

Hardware Advantages

‑ Industrial outdoor protection, dust‑proof and moisture‑proof, stable 7×24‑hour operation under muddy, dusty and rainy construction‑site conditions.

‑ Light‑weight pole‑mount installation, short construction period without gate reconstruction, no interruption for site vehicle passage.

‑ HD camera with infrared fill‑light guarantees reliable plate recognition at night and rainy low‑light scenarios.

‑ High‑brightness outdoor LED screen keeps readable under strong sunlight and rainy weather for on‑site data presentation.

Core Software Functions

1. AI license‑plate recognition & auto counting: identify muck‑truck plates automatically, distinguish inbound‑outbound direction and accumulate outward‑transport trips.
2. Real‑time LED on‑site display: show plate number and trip sequence upon vehicle passing to reduce settlement conflicts.
3. Cloud archiving of vehicle snapshots: auto‑capture photos bound with plate number, timestamp, direction and trip data for traceable inquiry.
4. Cloud management platform: remotely check muck‑transport records on PC and mobile terminals; auto‑generate daily, weekly and monthly reports with export support for financial reconciliation.
5. Vehicle whitelist & blacklist: authorize qualified muck‑transport vehicles and filter irrelevant social vehicles for site access control.

On‑site Application Effect

After deployment, muck trucks pass the gate without stopping. License‑plate recognition and trip statistics are completed automatically, with counting results displayed synchronously on LED screen.
Manual registration post at gate is completely removed. Traffic jam caused by manual recording in peak hours is eliminated, as well as manual errors in rainy nights. Paper ledgers are replaced by cloud‑based data storage. One‑click report export greatly reduces financial reconciliation workload.
Complete snapshot archives and transparent on‑site counting effectively resolve muck‑freight settlement disputes, realizing unattended digital management for construction‑site muck outward transportation.

Customer Benefits

1. Efficiency improvement & cost reduction: cancel manual gate‑registration post, avoid vehicle congestion and improve muck‑transport passage efficiency.
2. Strong construction‑site adaptability: dust‑proof and moisture‑proof; convenient installation without gate modification.
3. Paperless ledger management: auto‑generated cloud reports avoid loss or damage of paper documents and simplify settlement process.
4. Transparent & traceable counting: LED on‑site display plus snapshot archives provide solid evidence for settlement and reduce business disputes.
5. Remote digital supervision: managers check muck‑transport data remotely to support earthwork accounting and construction scheduling.