From the obvious hazard to the moment between inspections. One connected safety layer, configured around the way you work.
Designed to recognize hard hats, hi-vis, eye protection, gloves and harnesses against the requirements of each zone and task. Turn a missing item into a clear, timely intervention.
Pilot scopeConnect equipment activity to approved badge, access-control and certification records for forklifts, scissor lifts, presses and saws. Flag an unmatched or expired authorization. Engineered machine-stop integrations are on the roadmap and require site-specific validation.
RoadmapFollow people and vehicles through configured proximity zones. Surface close approaches, repeated near misses and excessive speed in pedestrian aisles so teams can address the route before the next encounter.
Pilot scopeDesigned to recognize falls, slips, collapse and extended no-movement events. Combine lone-worker check-ins with a site-approved escalation sequence for first-aiders, with emergency-service routing planned for validated local workflows.
Pilot scopeWatch for blocked exits, spills, trip hazards, unstable pallet stacks, over-height loads, open floor pits and missing guardrails. Flag visible changes in racking for competent-person inspection; visual detection does not determine structural integrity or load capacity.
Pilot scopeDetect entry into configured machinery cells, confined spaces and energized areas. Roadmap integrations will cross-check verified lockout and permit records before raising an entry alert. Camera observations alone do not establish a safe energy state.
RoadmapDesigned to flag visible flame, smoke and pooling liquids as an additional source of awareness alongside existing detectors. Route a contextual alert to the responsible team for assessment.
RoadmapUse pose estimation to surface repeated high-risk lifting and overreach patterns. Planned time-on-task and hot-zone exposure signals help EHS teams prioritize ergonomic reviews and rest interventions without diagnosing an individual’s health or fatigue.
Pilot scopeA continuously refreshed, plain-English account of what is happening, why it matters and the next recommended action. Ground each explanation in the detected event and its site rules, with evidence available for human review.
Pilot scopeDesigned to assemble local event clips, timelines and draft root-cause summaries. Roadmap tools will prepare OSHA 300/301, provincial WCB and WSIB form drafts and toolbox talks from reviewed near misses. Authorized staff review every report before filing.
Pilot scopeCompare leading risk indicators by zone, shift and site. Read near-miss heatmaps, normalized exposure trends and intervention follow-through. A site-level safety score supports investigation; it does not rank individual workers.
Pilot scopeVideo processing and retained evidence are designed to stay on your premises. Faces are blurred by default, access follows roles and retention follows your policy. Worker-facing transparency makes monitoring boundaries visible. Encrypted event metadata can leave the site under your controls.
Pilot scopeDesigned for ONVIF discovery and RTSP feeds, with guided camera onboarding, zone calibration and stream-health checks. Start with a focused camera group and expand as appliance capacity, sightlines and pilot validation allow.
Pilot scopeThe integration roadmap includes Slack, Teams, SMS, email, webhooks, radios and PA, Procore, SAP EHS, Intelex, access-control systems and engineered machine-stop relays. Each connection is scoped and validated with the pilot site.
RoadmapDevelopment priorities beyond the pilot. Timing and scope will be shaped by field validation.
Test proposed pedestrian routes, staging areas and forklift zones against anonymized movement patterns before changing the physical layout.
A coverage model will flag blind spots, camera drift, glare and blocked views, with a confidence map that keeps detection limits visible.
Link an intervention to an exposure-normalized before-and-after trend, helping teams verify that a new barrier or route actually changes the observed risk.
Build privacy-preserving event chains across cameras to show how congestion, a blocked sightline and an unsafe approach combine—without identifying faces.
Detect persistent layout changes and propose a zone-rule review before a temporary pallet bay or moved machine becomes an accepted blind spot.
Planned offline alert queues, appliance health checks and response acknowledgements will help teams see degraded coverage and preserve local workflows during network interruptions.
Planned integrations
Help shape a new standard of safety.
Bring Aegis Protection to your floor first.