AleriSight SystemsPeople visible.
Workplaces safer.
AleriSight Systems develops wearable safety credentials that help make pedestrians electronically visible to participating vehicles and equipment — before they get too close.
People and mobile equipment share the same floor.
Pedestrians and mobile equipment frequently share industrial workspaces. OSHA identifies pedestrian traffic as a forklift hazard and advises separating forklift traffic from workers and pedestrians where possible.
A real-time warning layer.
SafeCard SC-1 is a proposed credit-card-sized electronic safety credential. Equipped vehicles would detect participating SafeCards and trigger staged visual, audible and vibration warnings for the pedestrian and operator when configured thresholds are crossed.
Be seen. Be safer.
SafeCard
Smart pedestrian safety credential. A credit-card-sized credential that can be naturally issued to workers, contractors and visitors — moving beyond a specialist proximity tag.
- Vehicle detection kits for forklifts and mobile equipment
- Staged visual, audible and vibration alerts
- Initial focus: forklift-pedestrian interaction in warehouses and industrial facilities
SafeZone Armband
Detects. Communicates. Prevents impact. A wearable safety device for construction workers that automatically slows and stops nearby heavy equipment when the worker is in range.
- Proximity detection via ultra-wideband (UWB) and Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE)
- Auto slow & stop signal to compatible equipment
- Rechargeable, long battery life; rugged, weather-resistant, adjustable fit
Safety moves with you.
1 Worker in range
The armband detects heavy equipment within a preset safety zone.
2 Equipment slows
The armband sends a wireless signal to the equipment, triggering an automatic slow-down.
3 Equipment stops
If the worker remains in range, the equipment comes to a complete stop before an impact can occur.
SafeCard applies the same idea indoors: equipped vehicles detect participating credentials and alert both the pedestrian and the operator.
The risk is real.
Sources: National Safety Council Injury Facts, citing U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics; U.S. OSHA Powered Industrial Trucks eTool – Pedestrian Traffic. Products described are in development; capabilities are planned and subject to validation. Intended as an additional safety layer, not a replacement for traffic management, training, separation, spotters, PPE or other established controls.
Built for the places work happens.
A safer tomorrow, together.
Interested in a pilot, OEM partnership or learning more? Contact Cory Meyer.