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COMPACT EQUIPMENT SAFETY
HEAVY EQUIPMENT SAFETY
FLEET SAFETY
SOLUTIONS
- COMPACT EQUIPMENT SAFETY
  - Compact Equipment Safety | Elevate Safety for Compact Equipment
  - OVERVIEW
    Leveraging advanced technology to provide clear visibility, making work safer and easier for operators.
  - KEY TECHNOLOGIES
    Pedestrian Detection | Customizable Warning | Personalized Alerts
  - vCare^TM PLATFORM CLOUD-BASED SERVICE
    Capture, store, and analyze compact equipment data with vCare^TM Platform Cloud-Based Service
- HEAVY EQUIPMENT SAFETY
  - Heavy Equipment Safety
    Award-Winning Safety Solution
  - OVERVIEW
    The largest vehicles become safer by making them completely aware of surrounding risks
  - KEY TECHNOLOGIES
    3D Image Stitching | Sensor Fusion Technology | Blue Box
  - vCare^TM PLATFORM CLOUD-BASED SERVICE
    Capture, store, and analyze heavy equipment data with vCare^TM Platform Cloud-Based Service
- FLEET SAFETY
INDUSTRIES
VEHICLES
- DISTRIBUTOR TRUCKS
  - DISTRIBUTOR TRUCKS
    
    The length and high cargo compartments of distributor trucks create significant rear blind spots, making it difficult for drivers to spot obstacles or pedestrians when reversing.
- DUMP TRUCKS
  - DUMP TRUCKS
    
    The height and bulk of dump trucks create side blind spots, making it hard to spot pedestrians, vehicles, or obstacles, especially on busy worksites.
- FORKLIFTS
  - OVERVIEW
  - INSTALLATION
- FORKLIFTS
  - FORKLIFTS
    
    Overview
    
    Installation Help
    
    The vertical mast and load on a forklift often block the forward view, particularly when the mast is raised, hindering the operator’s ability to see objects or hazards directly in front.
- HAUL TRUCKS
  - HAUL TRUCKS
    
    Large haul trucks create blind spots, worsened by off-road conditions and limited visibility, increasing the risk of collisions.
- HIGH CAPACITY FORKLIFTS
  - HIGH CAPACITY FORKLIFTS
    
    Bulky frames and high loads on high-capacity forklifts create side blind spots and obstruct front visibility, increasing the risk of collisions.
- LOADERS
  - LOADERS
    
    Load trucks carrying heavy cargo often face limited rear visibility, making reversing and lane changes difficult and increasing the risk of accidents due to obstructed blind spots.
- SCRAPPERS
  - SCRAPPERS
    
    Scrappers large rear attachments and extended frame obstruct rear visibility, while the front loader and bowl can block the operator’s view of the immediate area, especially when lowered or loaded.
- SKID-STEERS
  - SKID-STEERS
    
    The design of skid steers limits rear visibility, especially when the loader arms are raised.
- TELEHANDLERS
  - TELEHANDLERS
    
    The large, bulky frame of telehandlers creates blind spots around the sides and rear, increasing collision risks.
- WASTE TRUCKS
  - WASTE TRUCKS
    
    Waste trucks create side blind spots, increasing the risk of hitting pedestrians, cyclists, or objects, especially in confined spaces like narrow alleys.
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