Inspiration
We integrated data from the following challenges to build an end-to-end user journey of a shipment.
1) Jettainer ULD - mock data from ULD tracker & IOT sensors on the shipment level 2) DG autocheck
What it does
1) handles build up: verifies shipment DG 2) cross checks temp requirement between shipments in a ULD 3) integrates with awb data 4) removes false positives (IOT sensors tend to generate 80% false positives) 5) integrates weather data
How we built it
- build physics engine to predict excursions in temperature
- integrate with DG-autocheck API
- build rule engine for recommended actions based on SHC and ULD type
Challenges we ran into
- making sure physics prediction engine is accurate
- many false positives on IOT sensors
Accomplishments that we're proud of
- prediction engine
- one-record compliant data models
- using location data to understand scope of responsibility (when a shipment is in the possession of an airline, and when it isn't)
What we learned
- ULD temperature regulation and handling
What's next
We're starting to shift with airline partners on how to convert the dashboard into lower temperature excursion rates
- full warehouse system capability (acceptance, build up, breakdown, EDIs)
- AI based prediction model
- integration with external data sources
- automated messaging to ground handlers
Built With
- iata-onerecord
- indexeddb
- nextjs
- openmeteo
- shadcn
- typescript
- vercel
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