Thermosafety makes it possible to define different work areas with programmable activation of warning and alarm systems. This ensures that employees are safe.
In Thermosafety, system redesign usually does not require changes in the infrastructure and involves only software editing (e.g. change of defined safety zones).
Thermosafety is an automatic, innovative system supporting safety based on computer analysis of the thermal image of the workplace. Thanks to advanced image recognition algorithms and the implementation of safety procedures, it prevents accidents involving employees working in a hybrid model with the use of robots and automatic machines.
Up to 8.3 m (64 m2) with the possibility of increasing using additional modules
Detection of zone crossing, presence in the zone, and exit from the zone
Accurate identification of a person in the zone up to 0.2 seconds
Possibility to define 3 different alarm zones within the system
Human identification with an accuracy up to 15 cm throughout the area
Possibility to integratie with existing safety systems
Up to 8.3 m (64 m2) with the possibility of increasing using additional modules
Detection of zone crossing, presence in the zone, and exit from the zone
Accurate identification of a person in the zone in 0.2 seconds
Possibility to define 3 different alarm zones within the system
Human identification with an accuracy of 15 cm throughout the area
Possibility to integratie with existing safety systems
Thanks to the use of vision systems working in different spectral ranges, the System is characterized by very high resistance and reliability of operation in variable environmental conditions.
Thermosafety ensures safety in the working area by:
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The project is co-financed by the European Union from the European Regional Development Fund under the Intelligent Development Operational Programme 2014-2020. The project is carried out under the competition held by the National Centre for Research and Development: Competition No. 6/1.1.1/2019 “Fast Track” for SMEs.