Heavy Industry Safety.
Heavy industry is where off-the-shelf computer vision most often runs out of road. The machinery is unusual, the vehicles are unusual, and the environment is hostile to assumptions.
The safety picture in heavy industry.
Demanding environments with extreme machinery, specialist vehicles and complex safety challenges requiring custom configuration.
Foundries, steel plants, shipyards and process installations share a problem: their equipment does not resemble the equipment that generic safety systems were trained on. Specialist vehicles, overhead cranes, molten material, confined spaces and extreme temperatures all defeat a system that expects a warehouse.
Trained on your equipment
ZeroIncidents can be trained on customer-specific machinery — its actual operating conditions, danger zones and movement patterns, regardless of how unusual the configuration. Where a standard exclusion zone is the wrong shape, a custom one can be defined that reflects how the machine genuinely behaves.
Safety logic that matches reality
Generic defaults tend to produce either constant alerts or none at all. Safety rules here are defined against operational reality: which combinations of position, movement and timing actually constitute a developing risk in this facility, rather than in a theoretical one.
Difficult conditions
Multi-level operations, shared pedestrian-vehicle zones, high-density production areas and poor lighting are common in these settings. They are worth discussing openly before anything is agreed: where a camera position genuinely cannot support reliable detection, we would rather say so.
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.