It is dark, the gloves stay on and another delivery is waiting. At the tanker, every step still has to be right: select the product and compartment, check permissions, watch discharge and complete the delivery record. With XPULSE, Secu-Tech designs the vehicle's systems around that workflow. Its new modular platform brings metering, safety functions, operation and communication together at one operating interface.

At its centre are five illuminated keys beneath an anti-glare 10.1-inch display. The keys are sized with reference to the MIL-STD-1472 human-engineering standard for operation with heavy gloves. Colour links each key to its on-screen function. The display adjusts for day and night. An optional swivel arm allows the unit to face the operator's working position. A second operating station on the opposite side of the vehicle is also envisaged.

The software divides work into loading, planning and delivery, showing the information needed for the current phase. When a fault occurs, XPULSE shows the driver its cause, effect and the next safe step. Records connect quantity, compartment, interlock and delivery-note information to the operation.

This also matters for environmental protection. At the delivery point, a mix-up or an unauthorised discharge can have consequences beyond a single order. XPULSE prevents those errors within the workflow.

The platform is modular. A Core Unit handles computing and operation, while XPANSION Units accept plug-in functions. The operating logic remains consistent as the system expands. Existing vehicle equipment remains usable where compatibility is confirmed. The starting point is fuel logistics, with other liquid applications envisaged for later expansion.