Person–vehicle proximity

A measured gap in metres, not an eyewitness account. Near misses between people and vehicles are the incidents that precede injuries, and they are almost never reported.

Camera view showing person–vehicle proximity
Forklift 01
Worker 02
Gap 0.9 m
LIVECAM 04 · Aisle 3
0.9 mClosest gap
3Breaches today
1Forklifts in view
The problem

Why it matters.

Near misses between people and vehicles are the incidents that precede injuries, and they are almost never reported. When they are, it is one person’s account.

What Eye4.ai reads

Closest pointdistance in metresthreshold breachsnapshot

Where it is used

Aislesdocksyardsaprons
How it works

Set up in four steps.

Self-service, in the browser, on the cameras you already own.

  1. 01Connect

    Use a camera you already have that sees your aisles. No new hardware.

  2. 02Set the rule

    Mark vehicle lanes and walkways, and set the closest distance you will accept between a person and a moving vehicle.

  3. 03Measure

    Eye4.ai reads closest point, distance in metres, threshold breach, snapshot, live, on every frame.

  4. 04Act

    Gap 0.9 m · forklift 01 and worker 02. Floor supervisor alerted.

Alerts and results

What your team gets.

Alerts reach the person who can act, with the time, place and frame. Every event is kept for reporting.

Gap 0.9 m · forklift 01 and worker 02Floor supervisor alerted
Pedestrian in vehicle laneFrame saved to the safety log
Third breach this week in aisle 3Aisle flagged for review
  • Every near miss measured in metres, with the frame
  • Hotspots by aisle, shift and vehicle
  • Layout and walkway changes backed by evidence
Start small

Try person–vehicle proximity on your own cameras.

Send us your camera list and the area that matters. Within a week we’ll tell you what your cameras can measure today.

Start with one camera
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