15 ft perimeter
→People
→Vehicles
→Wellheads

Engineered for heavy equipment

Collision avoidance,
built for waste.

Tango's systems prevent heavy equipment from hitting wellheads on the active working face. 360° camera-based people and vehicle proximity warnings keep operators aware of what's around them, whether on a landfill, a transfer station, or a MRF.

Deploy now →Capabilities

Trusted by operators across North America

→Gas well protection
→360° camera coverage
→Roll-over prevention
→In-cab monitoring

Gas well protection

Reduce wellhead strikes on the active working face.

Landfill heavy equipment routinely strike gas wells, causing tens of thousands of dollars in damage per incident, regulatory violations, and potential gas release hazards. Traditional visual markers are frequently buried under waste, destroyed by equipment, or obscured by fog and dust. Tango uses RTK GPS to map every wellhead on your site and warns operators the moment they get too close.

  • →Sub-inch GPS positioning
  • →Real-time in-cab proximity alerts
  • →Automatic logging of every breach
Landfill gas wellhead at a working face — the kind of obstacle that causes costly strikes when heavy equipment can't see them through fog or waste
Geofenced Wellhead
Asset IDWH-047GPS34.20467, -118.28159Protection15 ft

Hazard zones

Map every hazard on your site.

Operators have to navigate trenches, ditches, cliffs, and slopes that put equipment at risk, plus structures such as light poles that are costly to replace. Tango lets site managers draw geofenced danger zones around any geographical hazard or existing infrastructure on the site, with configurable protection zones and real-time in-cab alerts.

  • →Custom zones for any geographical hazard or fixed asset
  • →Real-time in-cab alerts when equipment approaches
  • →Adaptable as your site evolves
Aerial view of a landfill working face with heavy equipment operating in geofenced hazard zones — Tango uses RTK GPS to mark and protect them
Geofenced Hazards
Zones3 ActiveZone 01SlopeZone 02LateralZone 03Tipper

360° camera coverage

Eliminate operator blindspots.

Heavy equipment operating across waste facilities poses constant collision risk to nearby workers, light vehicles, and other machines. Close-proximity operations between heavy equipment, personnel on foot, and light vehicles are standard across the industry, yet available collision avoidance technology falls short. Tango uses industrial-grade cameras to detect people and vehicles around heavy equipment in real time, trained specifically for the visual clutter of waste operations.

  • →360° coverage tailored to equipment dimensions
  • →Identifies people and vehicles in real time
  • →Configurable safety perimeter around each vehicle
Heavy equipment with Tango's 360-degree camera array — real-time proximity detection for people, vehicles, and obstacles around the working area
360° Cameras
Range15 ftCameras4 to 8Resolution4K Stereo

Fleet downtime monitoring

Track every hour of idle and downtime across your fleet.

Every hour a vehicle sits idle is an hour of lost productivity. Tango uses the same hardware that runs collision avoidance systems to monitor when each vehicle is running, idle, or down, giving site managers the data they need to optimize fleet utilization across their operations.

  • →Real-time vehicle status across the fleet
  • →Idle, downtime, and runtime tracking by vehicle
  • →Daily, weekly, and monthly utilization reports
Fleet Health · Live

Compactor 04 — Equipment Data

Reporting period: Last 30 days
Active Days
24 / 30
80.0% utilization
Vehicle in Maintenance
5 days
working days
Avg Active Window
8.7 h
per active day
Nights Left Running
4
longest run 21.7 h
Avg Start Time
6:08 AM
± 18 min
Avg Reboots / Day
6.4
tablet sessions
Daily Operating Windows
DAY
00:0006:0012:0018:0024:00
HOURS
Apr 01Mon
8.4 h
Apr 02Tue
9.7 h
Apr 03Wed
9.4 h
Apr 04Thu
8.2 h
Apr 05Fri
11.2 h
Apr 06Sat
6.5 h
Apr 07Sun
off
Standard window
Outside standard hours
Day off
Battery Disconnect Events
Apr 01
4 min
Apr 02
11 min
Apr 03
22 min
Apr 04
6 min
Apr 05
38 min
Apr 06
9 min
Nights Left Running
Apr 04 → Apr 05
16.2 h
continuous run
Apr 11 → Apr 12
18.4 h
continuous run
Apr 17 → Apr 18
12.8 h
continuous run
Apr 24 → Apr 25
21.7 h
continuous run
Longest Continuous Operating Stretches
Apr 24 → Apr 25
21.7 h
Apr 11 → Apr 12
18.4 h
Apr 04 → Apr 05
16.2 h
Apr 17 → Apr 18
12.8 h
Apr 05
11.2 h
Apr 18
10.4 h
Apr 02
9.7 h
Apr 09
9.4 h
Apr 03
9.4 h
Apr 26
9.1 h
Key Takeaways
01
Compactor 04 ran for 24 of 30 reporting days — slightly above the fleet average of 22.5 days for this class of equipment.
02
Operator start time held steady at 6:08 AM ± 18 minutes across the reporting period, indicating consistent shift cadence.
03
The vehicle ran overnight 4 times during the reporting period — with the longest continuous run lasting 21.7 hours.
04
The vehicle was unavailable for 5 of the last 22 working days due to scheduled maintenance.

Roll-over prevention— In active testing

Warn operators before equipment tips.

Working faces shift, slopes change, and equipment operating on uneven ground risks operator injury and serious equipment damage. Tango monitors equipment tilt and ground angle in real time, alerting operators before slopes become dangerous.

  • →Real-time tilt and slope monitoring
  • →Configurable thresholds per vehicle class
  • →Logged for safety and compliance review
Heavy equipment on a steep landfill slope — Tango detects unsafe tilt angles in real time before they lead to roll-over incidents
Tilt Monitoring
Pitch8.4°Roll5.6°StatusWithin Limits

In-cab monitoring— In active testing

Catch unsafe behavior before it causes incidents.

Drowsiness, distraction, and phone use are common contributors to heavy equipment incidents. Tango uses the same rugged tablet that operators already have in the cab to monitor behavior in real time and alert operators when attention drops.

  • →Real-time detection of drowsiness, distraction, and phone use
  • →No additional hardware required
  • →Footage logged for safety reviews and operator coaching
Heavy equipment operator at work in the cab — Tango monitors operator behavior and distraction in real time to prevent incidents
In-Cab Monitoring
DetectedPhone UseSystemActiveAlertIn-Cab

Administrator dashboard

Investigate every incident, alert, and breach.

Site managers need visibility into what's happening across the fleet, from every alert to playback footage of past events. Tango's dashboard logs every event with full searchable history. Use it to investigate incidents, coach operators, and prove safety performance.

  • →Searchable history of every alert and breach
  • →Playback video for every logged detection
  • →Exportable reports for safety reviews
Tango fleet management dashboard showing vehicle health, idle time, alert history, and operator analytics for landfill compactor fleets

How it works

From site survey to live system, on your timeline.

Step 01

Calibrate

Our team surveys every wellhead and hazard zone with RTK GPS, and tunes vision models to your site's terrain and visual conditions.

Step 02

Deploy

Tango installs hardware on your equipment and trains operators on the system.

Step 03

Monitor

Tango monitors system health, pushes updates over the air, and provides ongoing support and maintenance.

Get started

Talk to us about your site needs.

Tell us about your sites, your fleet, and your safety priorities. We'll set up a conversation about how Tango fits your operation.