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Resource Recovery & Recycling

Welcome. Collection in real time.

One live picture of every route, stop, and 311 ticket across the City’s collection fleet. Machines suggest; staff confirm — and City data never trains a model.

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Staff and resident demo accounts. Sign in picks your seat — dispatcher, supervisor, driver, CSR, or resident.

Daily routes

18

across six zones

Collection stops

14,200

per operating day

Material handled

150 t

per operating day

Diversion target

95%

SB 1383 / CalRecycle

Every truck, route, ticket, and cart is tagged by what it carries.

Black bin · refuseBlue bin · recyclingGreen bin · organics

How the overlay works

Run your trucks, or let your data run them?

1

Connect

Ingest what Santa Monica already runs — fleet telematics, CAN-bus, 311, and cart inventory — over secure, read-only APIs. No rip-and-replace of collection hardware.

2

Understand

See every route, stop, and exception on one live canvas. Bin-color commodity signals, dwell analytics, SB 1383 contamination flags, and SLA clocks on every open ticket.

3

Act

Dispatchers and drivers act on machine suggestions a person confirms: re-sequenced routes, nearest-unit dispatch, driver in-cab evidence, auto-drafted notices.

4

Prove

CalRecycle RDRS one-click export, a 95% diversion gauge, and an audit trail showing every machine decision and the staff override that followed.

Why not just another route app?

How the AI overlay compares with typical route-tracking software
Collection software todaySanta Monica with the AI overlay
Route app that shows dotsLive stop-level ops with dwell, tonnage, and re-sequencing
Reports next morningExceptions surface the minute they happen, with an SLA clock
Contamination found in auditsVision flags contamination at the cart, drivers log photo evidence
311 closes tickets by handTickets auto-reconcile to stops by geofence; staff confirm
Benchmark claimsAn audit trail of every machine decision and staff approval

Market benchmarks shown for illustration. Outcomes depend on route structure, signal quality, and operator practice.