Detection of and Alerts for Approach to and Exit from Serious Accident Hazard Zones

Solutions

Lookout™

Industry

Manufacturing·Logistics·Construction

Applicatios

Intrusion & Zone Monitoring

Detect approaches to serious accident hazard zones in real time,
without cameras, and block them preemptively.
Target Customers

• Manufacturing plant and production facility operators

• Logistics center and large warehouse operators

• Construction site and industrial complex safety management departments

• Occupational health and safety organizations responsible for compliance with the Serious Accidents Punishment Act

Challenges

• No means to block workers in real time when they approach hazardous equipment areas such as presses, cranes, and conveyors

• Hazard zones, restricted zones, and boundaries cannot be controlled continuously, exposing operations to serious accident risk

• The dilemma that installing cameras creates a privacy burden while not installing them leaves blind spots unaddressed

Existing Limitations

• Physical barriers and signs only provide control and have no real-time approach detection or alert function

• CCTV is unsuitable for continuous monitoring because of privacy burden and occlusion and lighting issues

• Conventional PIDS (fence detection) produces many false alarms at night and in bad weather, reducing reliability

Solution Approach

• Define hazard areas as 3D virtual zones with LiDAR and raise an immediate alert on intrusion

• Apply independent rules to multiple zones to classify and track objects (no video collected)

• Determine approach, exit, and dwell in real time and link to equipment shutdown and warning lights

• Cover wide areas without blind spots through multi-LiDAR fusion

• Avoid privacy issues with 3D de-identified data

Expected Benefits

• Preemptively block serious accidents and unauthorized entry

• Consistent detection performance 24/7 and in all weather

• Eliminate privacy burden through 3D de-identification

• Improve recurring hazardous sections by accumulating approach history