Unyde One/Platform/Safety

Proximity alerts between machines, vehicles and people.

Collision avoidance between heavy machines, light vehicles and people, with worker location, man-down and SOS on the same map as the fleet.

What it addresses

Operators of large machines cannot see a person or a light vehicle close to the machine. Roll calls confirm who entered a zone, not where they are now.

What it measures

  • ProximityDistance between machines, vehicles and people
  • Collision eventsNear-misses and contacts, logged with context
  • Tilt and rolloverWarnings on dumpers and dozers
  • Worker locationWho is in each zone, throughout the shift
  • Man-down and SOSAlerts routed to the control room as they occur

How it works

From installation to the shift report.

Step 1Survey

Network and site survey to define zones and coverage.

Step 2Equip

Machines receive collision units; workers receive smart bands.

Step 3Alert

In-cab and wearable alerts at defined distances.

Step 4Review

Every event is logged for investigation and training.

Equipment

Hardware on site.

Unyde selects, installs and supports the equipment for each site. Where a partner supplies it, the manufacturer is named.

Collision-avoidance unitsRadio ranging with in-cab visual and audio alerts.RealTrac
AI camerasDetection of people and vehicles in blind spots, with in-cab alerts.Luis Technology
Worker smart bandsLocation, SOS and man-down.

Questions

Common questions.

Safety is designed for surface operations. Underground use is scoped separately for each site.

In the cab for operators, on the band for workers and in the control room for supervisors.

Access is role-based, and location is recorded for safety purposes only, under the client’s policy.

Discuss Safety for your operation.

We start from where your sites are today and scope a first engagement around it.