Chemicals: PPE, hazardous areas and behavior
Analytics on existing cameras recognizes PPE, hazardous areas and behavior; night shifts are monitored on a par with day shifts.
Mining and metals
Belt tears and splice wear lead to unplanned downtime. Visual inspections are infrequent, subjective and require stopping the conveyor.
Industrial cameras and laser scanners above the belt. AI detects belt surface and splice defects and pinpoints them on the belt. The system keeps a belt map and an event log and, on a critical event, sends a stop signal to the control system.
Pilot completed.
Belt monitoring is also applicable in the chemical industry and building materials production.
Analytics on existing cameras recognizes PPE, hazardous areas and behavior; night shifts are monitored on a par with day shifts.
Photos of core boxes referenced to depth, identification of rock types, fractures and ore intervals; a geologist checks the results.
A unit on a service vehicle analyzes video on board and sends map-referenced events to a portal within the customer's perimeter.
MU Platform within the bank's perimeter on its own equipment: video management, video quality monitoring, situational analytics.
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