Using existing Lytx camera systems, waste and recycling fleets can recover missed overflow and contamination revenue, with an early pilot projecting a 5x to 10x return on investment per truck per month

SAN DIEGO, Nov. 11, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Lytx® Inc., the industry leader in AI-powered fleet management, today announced a new integration with WasteVision AI, the leader in Operational AI for the waste and recycling industry. The integration adds automated overflow detection, recycling contamination detection, and service verification to the Lytx multi-camera systems waste and recycling fleets already use, helping them identify recoverable revenue. It is available now available to Lytx and WasteVision AI customers.

The integration uses snapshots from Lytx waste truck camera feeds to identify overflowing containers, detect contamination, verify routes and completed service, and associate each event with the responsible customer account. It then creates documentation that can support accurate billing and faster dispute resolution, without requiring drivers to change their workflow or continuously stream video.

“Waste fleets already rely on Lytx technology to help protect drivers and improve operations,” said Chris Cabrera, CEO of Lytx. “This integration extends the value of that investment by turning fleet video into timely business intelligence that can help customers document service, resolve issues faster, and capture revenue that might otherwise be missed. Together with WasteVision AI, we are helping fleets get more from the systems they already have without adding complexity for drivers.”

Built for existing fleet operations

The integration is designed to work with existing Lytx multi-camera systems, helping fleets add waste-specific artificial intelligence without deploying new hardware on every vehicle. Detection thresholds can be configured by route or district to align with local operating and billing rules, and updates can be applied remotely.

“Combining WasteVision AI’s waste-specific detection capabilities with Lytx’s established multi-camera platform gives haulers a practical path to automate overflow and contamination identification at scale,” said Barry Saunders, Co-Founder of WasteVision AI. “The integration connects each detected event to the right account and provides the evidence teams need to act quickly, helping turn everyday routes into measurable operational and financial value.”

Key capabilities include:

Overflow detection: Identifies overflowing commercial and residential containers and creates visual documentation for review and billing workflows.Contamination detection: Flags contamination events so fleets can educate customers, enforce policies, and support applicable fees.Service verification: Confirms that service occurred and provides evidence to help resolve customer inquiries or disputes.Route verification: Connects route activity with account-level information to improve visibility and accountability.Camera health monitoring: WasteVision AI’s Capture Score can alert operations teams when a camera is obstructed or offline, reducing the risk of missed detections.Open integration: An open API can send event details to existing dispatch, billing, and back-office systems in near real time.

Early results demonstrate revenue potential

In a six-week pilot involving 20 trucks across five districts for an existing Lytx customer, WasteVision AI identified 47% more overflow events than a competing solution and flagged over 1,400 unique billable accounts. WasteVision AI projects a potential return on investment of 5x to 10x or more per truck per month, with estimated overflow-fee recovery of $5,000 to $10,000 or more per truck per month and contamination fees of $1,000 to $3,000 per truck per month. Actual results will vary based on fleet operations, customer contracts, pricing, route composition, and deployment configuration.

For more information about Lytx or to request a demo, visit www.lytx.com 

About Lytx
Lytx is the industry leader in AI-powered fleet management, providing telematics, safety, and compliance solutions for enterprise and mid-market fleets, including more than half of the 10 largest carriers in North America. Built on one of the world’s largest real-world commercial driving datasets, Lytx helps fleets optimize operations, improve productivity, reduce risk, and stay compliant. With advanced AI technology informed by more than 341 billion miles of driving data and a customer-first model that measures our success by yours, Lytx helps protect millions of drivers across more than 90 countries. For more information about Lytx or to connect with us, visit www.lytx.com, LinkedIn, @lytx on X, Facebook or YouTube.

About WasteVision AI

WasteVision AI is the leading provider of Operational AI for the waste and recycling industry. The company’s platform uses proprietary computer vision to automate Service Verification, Overflow Detection, and Contamination Detection during waste collection, enabling haulers to recover revenue, improve compliance, and gain operational visibility across their fleets. WasteVision is camera-agnostic, integrates with all major telematics and camera providers, and serves waste haulers across North America. Learn more at wastevision.ai.

Contact:

Jason Andersen

press@lytx.com

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Following acquisition, Tracer Drone accelerates fleet expansion and operational readiness, with services spanning pilot certification preparation to turnkey Drone as First Responder systems.

HOBOKEN, N.J., Nov. 11, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Rocket One Inc. (Nasdaq: RKTO) (“Rocket One” or the “Company”), an AI-based semiconductor infrastructure company, today announced public safety program wins at its recently acquired Tracer Drone Technologies, advancing the growth and operational readiness of drone programs across four law enforcement agencies, two sheriff’s departments and two fire departments.

These wins include fleet additions and program support that help public safety organizations establish new unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) programs, expand existing operations, and prepare personnel for deployment. Following its acquisition by Rocket One, Tracer Drone has supported agencies in strengthening capabilities for missions including interior clearing and search and rescue.

“Tracer Drone is delivering tangible progress following our acquisition, helping law enforcement and fire services build and expand their drone capabilities,” said Robb Knie, Chief Executive Officer of Rocket One. “These wins demonstrate the breadth of Tracer’s public safety business and provide a foundation for continued growth. We intend to build on this momentum by supporting agencies from initial program planning through operational deployment and fleet expansion.”

End-to-End Public Safety Drone Support

Tracer Drone serves organizations launching their first public safety drone program as well as agencies scaling established fleets. Its support ranges from FAA Part 107 study assistance to help prospective remote pilots prepare for the certification exam, through fleet development and turnkey Drone as First Responder (DFR) systems.

By supporting multiple stages of program development, Tracer Drone helps agencies address equipment needs, pilot preparation, and implementation requirements as they advance toward operational readiness.

Building Momentum Following the Acquisition

The progress across law enforcement agencies, sheriff’s departments and fire departments reflects Tracer Drone’s ability to support a range of public safety missions and customer needs.

Rocket One intends to build on these relationships, pursue additional agency opportunities and expand Tracer Drone’s role in supporting public safety UAS programs.

“Our goal is to make Tracer Drone a long-term resource for agencies as their operational needs evolve,” added Knie. “Whether an agency is starting its first program or expanding toward Drone as First Responder capabilities, we see opportunities to support its development at each stage.”

About Rocket One
Rocket One Inc. is a publicly traded technology company building a portfolio across artificial intelligence infrastructure, advanced semiconductor technologies, space and defense systems, and autonomous platforms. Rocket One is advancing licensed spintronic and nanomagnetic computing technologies for AI acceleration and radiation-tolerant computing, together with Swarm Stage AI, a drone-swarm threat-emulation and counter-UAS training platform. Tracer Drone Technologies, LLC (a Rocket One company) provides end-to-end drone solutions including hardware, software, FAA training, and technical support to help public safety, commercial, and enterprise organizations successfully deploy and maintain their aerial programs.

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Vanta, a compliance automation platform, asked Help Desk Migration for an enterprise ITSM migration from Freshservice to Jira Service Management that kept the original reporters, assignees, and approvals intact across 512,000 comments and 86,000 attachments.

TERNOPIL, Ukraine, Nov. 11, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Help Desk Migration moved 128,000+ tickets for Vanta from Freshservice to Jira Service Management (JSM) and transferred every original reporter, assignee, and approval. The data migration took 21 days. Vanta automates SOC 2, HIPAA, and ISO 27001 compliance for 15,000+ customers, so its timestamps and request history count as evidence in its own SOC 2 audit. 

Why Vanta left Freshservice

Freshservice stopped keeping pace on scalability, flexibility, and integrations. Vanta wanted better workflows, reporting, and closer alignment with its engineering and IT tooling. JSM now serves as the internal request portal for IT, People Ops, Workplace, GTM Systems, HR, and Access Management, and it syncs both ways with Slack. Nearly every Vanta employee touches it as a requester. 

Why the enterprise migration needed custom mapping

Freshservice and JSM fields do not line up. JSM has no direct equivalent for keeping the original reporter and assignee on imported tickets. Approvals and service items need somewhere to go. 

How Help Desk Migration preserved the audit trail

To keep the original reporter on migrated tickets, Help Desk Migration wrote the original reporter and assignee data into custom Original reporter and Original assignee fields in JSM. Each approval’s approver name, email, and date moved into the ticket description, next to Freshservice values such as Original ID, Group, and Category. Agent comments kept their authors: name and email lead every comment. Tags from the Group field received an FS- prefix, and inline images moved as attachments.

Vanta ran a Demo Migration to validate field mapping and data integrity, which exposed reporter and assignee mapping issues before the full migration. Help Desk Migration’s Premium Support Package then included a re-migration, which delivered the final transfer after customizations and testing were complete.

“We’re a compliance company, so being able to show timestamps and request history matters for things like our own SOC 2 audit,” said Janiece Caldwell, who leads IT Operations within Vanta’s Corporate Engineering team. “We now have one unified platform instead of juggling systems, better reporting and automation, and searchable historical tickets.”

“In an enterprise migration, data integrity means more than matching ticket counts,” said Dima Lazarchuk, a co-founder at Help Desk Migration/Relokia. “A ticket at a compliance company is evidence, not archive: it has to keep who requested it, who approved it, and when. At Vanta, custom field mapping carried that context across 128,000+ tickets.

About Help Desk Migration by Relokia. Help Desk Migration by Relokia is an automated service that moves your data between help desk, ITSM, and knowledge base platforms. Since 2016, it has completed 60,000+ migrations for 55,000+ customers across 100+ platforms, including Zendesk, Freshservice, Freshdesk, Jira Service Management, ServiceNow, and Salesforce Service Cloud. Your data stays protected: Help Desk Migration holds SOC 2 Type II certification and complies with GDPR, CCPA, and HIPAA.

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