Man-down detection that gets help to a worker sooner

On a busy site, a worker can collapse in an aisle, behind a machine or in a corner nobody is looking at. By the time someone walks past, critical minutes have gone.

The danger is not only the fall. It is the time between the fall and someone noticing. Man-down detection shortens that time.

The aim is simple: help moving sooner, for your people and your business.

• A person who falls and stays down is flagged, not found at the next walk-through
• A photo showing where, so whoever responds knows where to go
• A voice call to your phone, so it reaches you away from a screen
• Coverage during breaks, night shifts and quiet hours

Our software installs on a computer at your site in 60 seconds and works with the cameras and recorders you already have. Because layouts, camera angles and working postures differ from site to site, we set man-down detection up with you: which areas to cover, which cameras see them, and what normal work there looks like.

Once running, a person who goes down and stays down and still is flagged. A second, larger model double-checks each event before it reaches you, so a normal crouch or a quick sit-down is far less likely to become an alert. You get a Telegram message with a photo and a voice call.

This is an assistive alert. It helps you find out sooner that someone may be down, so you can respond sooner.

It does not replace first aid, trained supervision or your emergency procedures. An alert is a prompt to send someone to check and to follow your plan, not a medical assessment.

We train our own AI models in-house for real factory and warehouse conditions: uneven lighting, cluttered aisles, people working in awkward positions.