Partner solution · Waybiller
Unattended truck weighing, with the result on the driver's screen
Waybiller automates existing truck scales. An ANPR camera identifies the truck, Waybiller's cloud software records the weighing, and an Ampron LED display shows the driver the result and where to go next. Waybiller supplies, installs and supports the whole system. Ampron builds the displays.
The problem it solves
At a staffed weighbridge, an operator reads the plate, reads the scale and tells the driver where to unload, often over the radio. Every step needs someone on shift, and every truck waits for them. Waybiller takes routine weighing off the operator. Plate, weight and instruction pass between systems without anyone having to relay them, and the operator only steps in for exceptions.
Where the Ampron display sits
- 1 Arrival An ANPR camera reads the truck's plate.
- 2 Weighing The truck stops on the scale and Waybiller records the weight.
- 3 Instruction Waybiller sends plate, weight and next instruction to the Ampron display over its HTTP API.
- 4 Driver The driver reads it from the cab and drives on. Barriers and traffic lights are optional.
- What the driver sees:
- the vehicle number, gross and net weight, and the next instruction, such as the unloading zone or warehouse number.
- How it's connected:
- Waybiller's own software drives the display directly over Ampron's HTTP API. There's no Ampron server or middleware in between.
- Hardware:
- Ampron DS Series outdoor LED displays. Waybiller's sites use models from the compact DS-320×320 to the DS-640×320.
In service: Port of Kunda
Since 2024, four Ampron DS-320×320 displays at the Port of Kunda weighbridge have shown drivers their weight and unloading instructions, with no radio call needed. Read the case study →
Who to talk to
Want unattended weighing at your site?
Waybiller plans, supplies, installs and supports the full system, and works with all major truck scale brands.
Talk to Waybiller → waybiller.com