Machine Danger Zones.
An exclusion zone is respected on the day shift and cut through on the night shift. The rule did not change; the behaviour did — and nothing was watching the boundary during normal production.
What ZeroIncidents watches for — machine danger zones.
Define exclusion zones around hazardous machinery. Receive immediate alerts when workers enter high-risk areas — even during normal production conditions.
ZeroIncidents lets you define exclusion zones around hazardous machinery in software, so a zone can follow the real shape of the danger rather than a rectangle a badge reader can express. When a worker enters a high-risk area, the team is alerted in real time — during ordinary running, not only during maintenance.
Zones that match the machine
Where a standard exclusion zone is the wrong shape, a custom one can be drawn that reflects how the machine genuinely behaves. Safety logic is defined against operational reality: the combinations of position, movement and timing that actually constitute a developing risk in this facility.
Fewer false alarms
Generic defaults tend to produce either constant alerts or none at all. Tuning the zone and the rule to the machine is what keeps the signal worth reacting to.
See Risk Before It Becomes an Incident.
Discover what ZeroIncidents can see in your facility using the cameras you already have. Start with one safety challenge. Scale when it works.
Predictive
Identifies developing risks, not only violations.
Fast
Go live in as little as one week.
Compatible
Works with your existing camera infrastructure in most cases.
Scalable
Start small. Scale across the entire facility.
Start with one safety challenge. Scale when it works.