Pedestrian Detection That Prevents Industrial Vehicle Collisions

AiVA stands out from competitors by addressing a specific industry safety challenge, rather than developing technology first and seeking applications later.

The system offers a 360-degree "bird's eye" view using multiple durable cameras, capable of spotting people in various positions at ranges of 8 meters and beyond. It also uses advanced 3D imaging techniques to accurately detect pedestrians around industrial vehicles.

Unlike cheaper alternatives that may miss pedestrians in certain situations, AiVA offers superior detection abilities, customizable features, and cloud-based data analysis tools, making it a more reliable choice for industrial safety.

In short, very. We designed AiVA to detect one thing only: pedestrians. Even on the most rugged of terrain or the lowest of light.

We understand the complex demands of operating heavy vehicles. We opted for simple, clear alerts only when needed over giving operators yet another display to monitor. 

AiVA comes pre-configured and already powered up, so you can start reaping the safety benefits across your fleet in a matter of minutes. 

Physical obstructions like trees, vehicles, buildings, and other solid objects can block the system’s view, preventing accurate pedestrian detection. 

AiVA can detect pedestrians at a distance of 26.2ft and beyond, providing ample warning to operators and allowing them to take necessary precautions.

No, AiVA is designed to detect pedestrians of all heights and all positions, including children, without the need for special clothing or devices due to our advanced binocular vision making it the most reliable pedestrian detection product on the market.

AiVA's camera can be strategically positioned to cover blind spots, improving the operator's situational awareness and reducing the risk of collisions.

AiVA can be equipped with speed limiting, automatically slowing down the vehicle when a pedestrian is within 9ft. It also offers cloud storage, enabling the capture of data and video for safety events, facilitating reporting, analytics, training, and continuous improvement.

While testing has shown excellent results in low-light and nighttime environments, detection accuracy may decrease, potentially leading to delayed or missed detections. Similarly, direct sunlight, reflective surfaces, or high-intensity artificial lighting can cause glare or overexposure which might reduce image clarity and affect detection reliability.  

While AiVA is designed to operate in various conditions, extreme weather can impact its performance. 

• Adverse weather like rain, fog, snow or dust can affect performance and might reduce camera visibility. 
• Lens contamination from dirt or water droplets can impact image quality. (Speedshield alerts you when cleaning is needed). 
• Extreme temperatures might affect sensor sensitivity or slightly slow processing. 

We understand the complex demands of operating heavy vehicles. We opted for simple, clear alerts only when needed over giving operators yet another display to monitor. 

Physical obstructions like trees, vehicles, buildings, and other solid objects can block the system’s view, preventing accurate pedestrian detection. 

Yes, in complex or cluttered backgrounds, the system may generate occasional false alarms or miss detections. This is part of the regular machine learning process. We regularly analyze the system’s performance to identify and correct these errors, gradually improving the model’s accuracy over time. 

No, AiVA is not a replacement for best-practice vehicle operation. The system is intended as an assistive tool and should not be solely relied upon for making safety-critical decisions without human oversight or additional safeguards. Operators are still advised to drive to conditions, remain vigilant, and constantly look for potential dangers.