Industrial and factory warehouses
Forklift blind spots, pedestrian crossings, unattended loads and PPE compliance, from cameras the building already has.
Warehouse incidents rarely involve speed. They involve a forklift reversing across a walkway, a pallet set down where nobody expects it, or a pedestrian taking the short route through a materials handling aisle.
VICAS™ works from existing CCTV and from cameras fitted to the trucks themselves. Virtual boundaries cover the blind spots the mast creates, and the same feed produces PPE compliance evidence without anyone standing at the door with a clipboard.
What it detects
Forklift and MHE monitoring
Cameras on the truck watch the travel path in both directions, including the view the mast and load block.
Virtual boundary mapping
Blind spots at aisle ends, dock doors and blind corners are mapped as zones and monitored continuously.
Unattended object detection
Pallets, cages and materials left in a travel lane are flagged before a truck finds them.
Real-time PPE detection
Hard hat, vest, gloves and safety footwear are checked at entry points and in live work areas.
From live deployments
Impact on the operation
Stat figures are published industry benchmarks for AI-based visual inspection, not measured results from this specific line.
Typical productivity improvement when blind-spot guesswork is replaced with continuous AI-based forklift monitoring
Near-miss reduction achieved by a cold-storage warehouse within six months of deploying AI-based blind-spot detection
Typical reduction in unplanned downtime facilities achieve within a year of deploying AI-based predictive monitoring
Forklift-related injuries occurring annually across US workplaces, the baseline risk this coverage targets