Forklift aisle warning
Lights a warning beacon whenever a forklift is in a rack aisle.
The problem
People on the main walkway can't see into the rack aisles. Stepping into an aisle while a forklift is working in it is how accidents and near-misses happen.
How it works
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Aisle sensor and camera
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Detect a forklift in the aisle
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Live floor plan
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Beacons light up
- 1
A sensor at each aisle detects a forklift entering.
- 2
Red beacons at the walkway end of the aisle light up, and stay on for a few seconds after it leaves.
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A control-room dashboard shows a live floor plan and a camera view for each aisle.
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Every alarm is logged, with daily totals and time spent per aisle, and CSV export.
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Beacon tests, per-aisle enable and disable, and fault indication are built in.
What the operator sees
What's needed on site
- A sensor at each aisle entrance
- Red beacons on the rack end posts
- A gateway or PLC connection
- An IP camera per aisle
- A PC for the control-room dashboard
Every system is trained on footage from your own site before it goes live.
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