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EGOPRO SAFE MOVE: SIXTH SENSE
SAFETY SYSTEM Advanced Microwave Engineering (AME), the specialist in active safety technology, has announced a new era in anti-collision technology. The new EGOpro Safe Move Smart system provides a new level of Active Safety, acting as a ‘sixth sense’ to avoid collisions at chemical and pharmaceutical plants.
Claudio Salvador, President at AME, said: “Our EGOpro Safe Move Smart revolutionises site safety, turning it from a cost overhead into a solution that adds value and productivity. The system enables warnings or automatic speed limits for vehicles only if there is someone nearby. It is more than a ‘safety hat’, that limits the impact of a collision. The system proactively avoids collisions and ensures personnel are safe.”
EGOpro Safe Move Smart uses UWB technology to provide real-time, visual positions and audible alarms to drivers if another vehicle or pedestrian is nearby. The system is completely configurable, with selectable detection ranges and areas, enabling the system to be adapted to specific site conditions in chemical and pharmaceutical industry and avoid unnecessary alarms where safety barriers are present. Pedestrians clip a small tag onto their clothing and each unit carries its own transponder to ensure location information across the system is always up to date in real-time.
Vehicles are fitted with a configurable touchscreen display that clearly shows the location of other assets and tags. As well as avoiding collisions, the system records
‘near miss’ data. This means site and safety managers can review areas of risk and adapt operational processes accordingly, further enhancing site safety.
The EGOpro Safe Move system is completely configurable to site requirements. It creates safe zones, which assist in managing the performance of a forklift truck in critical areas, such as blind spots and small corridors. The system enables the predefined safety parameters while interacting with the surrounding environment, based on the customer's safety needs. Zones can be created where different speeds, ranges or detection areas are used.
The system is compact, easy to install, and agnostic to vehicle model or type. It can be used on everything from small vehicles, forklift trucks to large bulldozers.
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For more information on AME’s EGOpro Safe Move UWB technology, please click here.
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