Intenseye – AI for Workplace Safety
Hi everyone! We are Sercan and Serhat, the founders of Intenseye (https://intenseye.com) Sad fact: Every 7 seconds a worker is injured on the job and in average 14 worker dies every day in the US only! Despite the health and safety regulations and manual safety checks, real-time violation awareness and incident preventions are missing in the industry. Therefore, we built Intenseye. Intenseye is an AI platform capable of connecting existing cameras in manufacturing facilities to prevent accidents. We use existing cameras in facilities to predict and analyze body posture, ergonomics,…
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Hi everyone! We are Sercan and Serhat, the founders of Intenseye (https://intenseye.com) Sad fact: Every 7 seconds a worker is injured on the job and in average 14 worker dies every day in the US only! Despite the health and safety regulations and manual safety checks, real-time violation awareness and incident preventions are missing in the industry. Therefore, we built Intenseye. Intenseye is an AI platform capable of connecting existing cameras in manufacturing facilities to prevent accidents. We use existing cameras in facilities to predict and analyze body posture, ergonomics, danger zone violations, personal protective equipment usage in real-time. We also do it in a fully anonymized way to comply with GDPR and US state laws. Our models are specifically trained for the manufacturing industry based on the data gathered from installed cameras watching real workers 24/7. By utilizing this we are able to predict with much higher accuracy compared to existing solutions. We do not use recorded existing video feeds, process the video on the fly and notify the relevant person with sub-second latency. Our architecture is able to connect and process thousands of cameras producing terabytes of data each day. We believe based on our instant notification system, facilities can stop violations before they turn into accidents. Thanks for reading! We know HN has many people interested and knowledgeable in computer vision and deep learning, so we're looking forward to hearing your thoughts. Stay safe!
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