Harnessing the power of artificial intelligence (AI) technology to improve business efficiency and safety is a hot topic across industries. Leveraging existing surveillance camera systems, AI can instantly transform operations and create safer workplaces.
One key area where video AI will help reduce injuries is PPE compliance. AI solutions can help enforce personal protective equipment (PPE) guidelines by automatically alerting designated personnel about workers not wearing the required safety equipment. These solutions can also be integrated with other systems such as access control to restrict her movement until she dons the appropriate PPE. Data generated by these analyzes can be aggregated into dashboards to monitor PPE violations, identify repeat offenders, and track where violations occur.
Video-based AI can act as a force multiplier to detect pre-defined safety violations and unsafe worker behavior. Alert safety managers of anything from people who miss a handrail to workers entering restricted areas. In industries with strict protocols, video AI can measure adherence to policies such as hand sanitization.
Video analytics also enable targeted training efforts. Instead of conducting frequent safety training for all employees, organizations can use video analytics combined with facial recognition technology to identify known offenders. This allows training to be focused and tailored to specific individuals, increasing overall productivity.
Intelligent Security Systems (ISS) is a pioneer in applying AI to human behavior through video analytics. With years of experience, ISS uses existing surveillance infrastructure to identify risky behavior in real time. Their analysis allows us to create reports on our employees for training purposes and to provide safety statistics to stakeholders to identify hazards.
By leveraging AI technology, businesses can use camera networks as additional trained eyes to ensure compliance, enhance safety, and streamline operations. Interested parties can find detailed information on the ISS suite of occupational safety analyzes on their website.
