A small microchip, in various technologies, can be applied to each PPE.
Each department or work area is identified by a tag/microchip.
With a commercial / ATEX smartphone you can read all the microchips of the PPE and the identification tags.
Real-time heart rate monitoring, automatic alarm system for beating outside the ranges. The bracelet vibrates and displays the notifications it receives.
With a Gate, composed by RFID UHF Antennas, it is possible to read all the DPI microchips, worn by the worker. Notification system through colored LEDs, audio messages and notifications on the APP.
A motion sensor tells whether the helmet is being worn and reports when the worker takes it off. A second sensor detects falls and raises the Man Down alarm. There is also an emergency call button.
BLE and LoRaWAN gateways deployed across the site track workers and vehicles continuously, not only when they pass a gate.
Alarms and expiry warnings delivered over six channels: push notification in the APP, WhatsApp, Telegram, SMS, e-mail and voice call in the worker's own language.
Cloud storage of information relevant to emergency situations: first aid contacts, allergies, diseases, trauma, blood type, RH factor.
Helmet
Shoes
Gloves
Glasses
Jacket
Headset
Vest
Harness
The questions we are asked most often, answered at length.
What they must contain, who signs them, and why a spreadsheet eventually fails.
Who is inside right now, and when a gate actually pays off.
How detection works, how to avoid false alarms, what the alarm chain must do.
When you really need it, and when it is only an expense.
Heart rate, position and a rescue button on the wrist: what it really does, and what it does not.
Zones, categories, and the mistake that stalls half the projects.