Safety glasses that see the whole site.
Ordinary-looking safety glasses connected to every sensor on location. They see what the wearer sees, feel what the sensors feel, and hold each step until it is safe and proven.
Walking the aisle
The wearer heads down aisle 7 in the pedestrian lane. The glasses map the racks, the floor and the lane markings as they go.
- Walking the aisle
- Vehicle detected
- Path predicted
- Warning in the lens
- Near miss avoided
See. Judge.
Then gate the work.
Every step, every photo and every job advances on proof the system has checked.
See
The camera in the glasses, a phone or a tablet captures what is actually in front of the technician.
Fuse
Readings from gas, pressure, air-quality and equipment sensors are combined with what the camera sees.
Judge
AI checks the scene and the readings against the job’s requirements and the safety conditions.
Gate
If a check fails, the step stays locked. Work, photos and closure wait until the condition is met.
Three jobs,
one pair of glasses.
Switch modes to see what appears in the lens: guidance on the equipment, a safety gate before the work, and proof checked on the spot.
The system closes
the job.
Five checks run before a work order can close, each one done by the system while the crew is still on site.
Work confirmed
AI confirms from the photo that the right work was done.
Lockout confirmed
Sensors confirm the lockout is in place and valid.
Photos checked
Every photo is checked the moment it is taken.
Proof and safety pass
Closure opens once both conditions are met.
Fixed on site
Anything missing is caught and corrected before the crew leaves.
From the lens
to the control room.
Three layers. Decisions that can’t wait happen on site; the heavy lifting happens in the cloud. Sensors across the location feed one picture of what is happening.
Glasses, phone or tablet
A display over the field of view, a camera and depth sensors, motion sensing, and optional biometrics for stress and fatigue.
Edge processing
Computer vision and the safety engine run close to the work, so a hazard warning never waits on a signal from far away.
Control and records
Model updates, work orders, analytics, remote supervision and a complete record of what was verified.
Anywhere work must
be proven before it counts.
Written for field operations, and broad enough for any work where safety and proof matter more than a signature.
Wellsites and platforms
Valve and wellhead service with guidance on the equipment and every step confirmed by camera.
Plants and tank farms
Invisible leaks found by fused sensor readings, with hazard zones drawn in the lens.
Active job sites
Pre-lift checklists, exclusion zones and a coordinated pause when a protocol is skipped.
Maintenance crews
Preventive maintenance proven with validated photos before a work order can close.
Familiar safety glasses, with intelligence in every view.
The camera and sensors sit quietly in the frame. Crews get the help without extra hardware in the way, and nothing new to get used to.