AI Forklift Anticollision Solution
KiwiEye: AI-powered detection system to improve safety and efficiency
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KiwiEye: AI-powered detection system to improve safety and efficiency
Our AI Cameras does faster and more accurately what the operator often fails to do. It greatly reduces a forklift driver's reaction time and greatly reduces the chances that the forklift driver will, as humanly possible, become distracted.
KiwiEye does not get distracted
We helps you achieve your goals
The Heatmap feature: seeing to prevent
The heatmap function systematically and objectively aggregates all interactions between pedestrians and forklifts. This tool not only provides crucial data on the major hazards in your industrial environment, but also offers precise guidance on where to take action to minimize the risk of accidents.
Precise zoning: We see and slows down
Through the application of signs, such as AruCo codes installed for specific purposes, a slowdown can be performed within the warehouse without acting on the plant infrastructure.
Safe Fleet : Radar Shield
AI Forklift Safety System – Speed Reduction, Anti-Collision & Impact MonitoringWarehouse and factory environments present significant safety challenges for forklift operations. According to workplace safety statistics, thousands of forklift accidents occur annually, causing injuries, equipment damage, and operational downtime. Implementing an advanced forklift safety system can significantly reduce risks and improve workplace safety.Smart Forklift Speed ReductionForklift speed is a major factor in workplace accidents. Intelligent speed reduction systems automatically control vehicle speed using AI, sensors, UWB, radar, or zone-based technology. Speed can be automatically reduced in pedestrian areas, loading zones, intersections, and high-risk environments, creating safer operations and reducing collision risks.AI Anti-Collision TechnologyModern anti-collision forklift systems use AI cameras, radar, LiDAR, and proximity detection technologies to identify pedestrians, forklifts, racks, and obstacles in real time. When a risk is detected, the system generates visual and audible alerts and can automatically trigger slowdown or braking functions.This technology minimizes blind spots, reduces human error, and improves operator awareness, helping create safer and more efficient warehouse operations.Forklift Impact Monitoring & AnalyticsImpact monitoring systems detect and record collisions, harsh driving behavior, and unexpected events. Real-time event logging and video analytics help safety managers investigate incidents, improve operator behavior, reduce maintenance costs, and implement preventive actions.Benefits of an AI Forklift Safety System Reduce workplace accidents and injuries
Automatic speed control in critical zones
Real-time pedestrian and obstacle detection
Minimize blind spots and operator risks
Incident recording and impact analytics
Improve productivity and operational efficiency
Enhance warehouse and industrial safety complianceInvesting in AI-powered forklift safety solutions enables safer, smarter, and more efficient material handling operations while protecting people, equipment, and productivity.
Our System is the forklift eye to prevent any accident
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Forklift & Assets Indoor Location
Forklift Impacts & Near Misses
Forklift Access Control
Forklift CheckLists
Versatile rule engine
Real-Time Notifications
Forklift Safety System That Can be Used For All Brands and Classes
A Forklift Safety System for any Gas, Electric, or LPG Vehicle
Benefits of Forklift Safety Systems
Forklift Safety Systems offer a wide range of benefits for warehouse and industrial operations:
Accident Prevention: By providing real-time alerts and automatic braking, these systems significantly reduce the risk of accidents, protecting both operators and pedestrians.
Improved Efficiency: Forklifts can operate more efficiently in pedestrian-heavy environments with confidence, knowing that safety is enhanced.
Reduced Downtime: Fewer accidents mean less downtime and reduced costs associated with accidents, repairs, and workers’ compensation.
Compliance: Many regulatory bodies require safety measures to protect workers. Forklift Safety Systems ensure compliance with safety regulations.
Peace of Mind: Forklift operators and pedestrians can work with confidence, knowing that advanced safety measures are in place.
Pedestrian to Truck Safety
Pedestrian Tagging for Enhanced Safety
To further enhance safety, Forklift Safety Systems incorporate pedestrian tagging technology. Pedestrians wear RFID tags or carry smartphones with beacon technology. These tags communicate with the sensors on the forklifts, providing real-time location data. Here’s how pedestrian tagging improves safety:
Real-time Alerts: When a pedestrian enters a designated danger zone near a forklift, the system instantly alerts the operator and the pedestrian. Visual and audible warnings are issued, ensuring that both parties are aware of the potential hazard.
Zone-based Safety: Forklift operators receive alerts specific to the location of pedestrians, allowing them to take appropriate action, such as slowing down or stopping, when entering pedestrian zones.
Data Logging: The system logs data related to near misses and alerts, allowing for analysis and improvements in safety procedures.
A Forklift Safety System is a comprehensive solution designed to mitigate the risks associated with forklift operations. It combines cutting-edge sensors with pedestrian tagging technology to create a multi-layered safety net, ensuring the well-being of both forklift operators and pedestrians in busy warehouse settings.
Sensor Technology at the Core
At the heart of the Forklift Safety System are advanced sensors strategically placed on forklifts. These sensors continuously monitor the vehicle’s surroundings, providing real-time data that is essential for accident prevention. Here’s how sensor technology contributes to safety:
Proximity Sensors: Sensors detect the presence of nearby objects, including pedestrians and other vehicles. If an object gets too close to the forklift, the system triggers an alert to warn the operator.
Collision Avoidance: In situations where a collision is imminent, sensors can automatically apply the brakes or slow down the forklift, reducing the severity of accidents.
Obstacle Detection: Sensors identify obstacles, such as pallets or debris, in the forklift’s path. This information helps operators navigate safely through tight spaces.
Speed Control: The system monitors and controls the forklift’s speed in specific zones, ensuring that it remains within safe limits, especially in pedestrian-heavy areas.
Pedestrian Tagging for Enhanced Safety
To further enhance safety, Forklift Safety Systems incorporate pedestrian tagging technology. Pedestrians wear RFID tags or carry smartphones with beacon technology. These tags communicate with the sensors on the forklifts, providing real-time location data. Here’s how pedestrian tagging improves safety:
Real-time Alerts: When a pedestrian enters a designated danger zone near a forklift, the system instantly alerts the operator and the pedestrian. Visual and audible warnings are issued, ensuring that both parties are aware of the potential hazard.
Zone-based Safety: Forklift operators receive alerts specific to the location of pedestrians, allowing them to take appropriate action, such as slowing down or stopping, when entering pedestrian zones.
Data Logging: The system logs data related to near misses and alerts, allowing for analysis and improvements in safety procedures.
A Forklift Safety System is a comprehensive solution designed to mitigate the risks associated with forklift operations. It combines cutting-edge sensors with pedestrian tagging technology to create a multi-layered safety net, ensuring the well-being of both forklift operators and pedestrians in busy warehouse settings.
Sensor Technology at the Core
At the heart of the Forklift Safety System are advanced sensors strategically placed on forklifts. These sensors continuously monitor the vehicle’s surroundings, providing real-time data that is essential for accident prevention. Here’s how sensor technology contributes to safety:
Proximity Sensors: Sensors detect the presence of nearby objects, including pedestrians and other vehicles. If an object gets too close to the forklift, the system triggers an alert to warn the operator.
Collision Avoidance: In situations where a collision is imminent, sensors can automatically apply the brakes or slow down the forklift, reducing the severity of accidents.
Obstacle Detection: Sensors identify obstacles, such as pallets or debris, in the forklift’s path. This information helps operators navigate safely through tight spaces.
Speed Control: The system monitors and controls the forklift’s speed in specific zones, ensuring that it remains within safe limits, especially in pedestrian-heavy areas.
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