The detection & use case library

Checks that a protective apron is worn where splash, spark, or contamination hazards require it.

Detects obstructions blocking vehicle lanes and routes.

Detects obstructions blocking pedestrian walkways.

Detects a worker climbing racking, equipment, or structures instead of using proper access.

Flags when people or vehicles enter an area where converging paths create a struck-by risk.

Flags when too many people gather in a confined space at the same time.

Confirms vehicles operate only within their approved zones.

Detects entry into a zone where contact with live electrical hazards is possible.

Confirms safety glasses or goggles are worn in zones where eye hazards are present.

Checks for a face mask or respirator covering where airborne or hygiene requirements apply.

Detects whether a full-face shield is worn during grinding, chemical handling, or other face-hazard tasks.

Identifies ergonomic risk in repetitive tasks like slicing, packaging, and ingredient handling to prevent back and shoulder strain.

Verifies task-appropriate gloves are worn where hand hazards or hygiene rules apply.

Detects whether a hard hat is worn in areas with overhead or struck-by risk.

Detects whether a fall-arrest harness is worn and connected when working at height.

Confirms ear plugs or muffs are worn in high-noise zones.

Confirms only authorized workers enter the operating envelope of a machine.

Detects when the number of workers in an area rises above the safe limit for the task.

Detects when the number of workers in an area falls below the safe minimum for the task.

Flags when a banned item or object appears in a controlled area.

Verifies required protective garments - coveralls, flame-resistant wear - are worn for the task.

Confirms a high-visibility vest is worn in vehicle and traffic zones.

Flags entry into a hazardous zone around running equipment.

Detects whether required respiratory protection is worn where airborne contaminants are present.

Checks that protective sleeves or arm guards are worn where cut, heat, or abrasion hazards exist.

Checks that ladders and steps are used with three points of contact maintained.

Detects presence in an area during hours when access is not permitted.

Flags objects left in walkways, exits, or work areas that create a trip or access hazard.

Flags running in areas where it creates a slip or collision risk.

Evaluates posture during overhead reach, assembly, or sorting to reduce repetitive motion injuries in prep lines.

Flags a vehicle entering an area where vehicles are not permitted.

Detects a moving vehicle coming close enough to a worker on foot to risk a struck-by incident.

Detects vehicles closing to an unsafe distance from one another.

Confirms workers stay within designated pedestrian walkways.

Detects when workers come dangerously close to a hazard or to one another.

Detects when an area that must be staffed is left unattended.

Detects elevated work and whether fall-protection conditions are met.

Detects a vehicle traveling against the designated flow direction.