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Developed a modern smart operations interface for weigh station management, combining interactive mapping, operational data, API integrations, and an AI-style user experience. Built a responsive React application with location-based station visualization, interactive map features, station information, search and navigation workflows, and a conversational-style interface for accessing operational information. The project was designed to make complex weigh station data easier to explore and manage through a modern, user-friendly interface.
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