VITech Lab

Do you imagine your company using artificial intelligence (AI) in everyday operations? We do.
AI's power for companies like yours lies in the ability to efficiently automate routines, that have always been performed by humans. And thus lead to cost savings and tangible better results.

PPE compliance control is a great example. A safety engineer or even a team cannot cover spacy worksites with constantly vigilant monitoring. And no matter how good they are, human attention is not designed to be permanently focused. So unfortunate cases like accidents and injuries may still have place on the worksites.

This is the case where AI algorithms help. Being able to detect PPE on people in sight of the surveillance cameras, AI-powered solutions assist safety teams in safety monitoring. In case someone forgets to wear protective gear, a safety manager receives an instant notification.

SafetyRadar can do this all for you, enabling your safety staff to prevent injuries and take action in time.

While running highly ambitious industrial projects, workplace safety challenges safety teams at a higher level. It becomes enormously harder to keep an eye on safety processes compliance and take care of each worker and visitor.

In order to meet safety challenges in the harsh working environment, VITech Lab developed SafetyRadar, the AI-power PPE monitoring software. You might know it as PPE Monitoring Software, and we are happy to introduce you to its upgraded and totally user-friendly version.

SafetyRadar is an automated and constantly vigilant assistant, which helps you to:
✅Monitor PPE compliance in real-time and get instant notifications in case of violations;
✅Prevent accidents, take action in time;
✅Share and analyze reports with your team.

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Ukraine was also hit by COVID-19. As of August 2020, there were no less than 120,000 COVID cases officially reported, with 2451 individuals dead. Despite the government’s efforts to enforce mask wearing, social distancing and lockdowns, the virus continued to spread even at a larger scale.

In those settings, businesses had to act quick to stay afloat. Some of them provided masks and sanitisers, others decided to go beyond distributing PPE to take advantage of AI and machine learning to protect both their workers and customers. So did Sanitas: https://bit.ly/2Gpvej7