AI Vision Junction and Area Safety System
Junction / Area Safety System
It detects, it warns, it records. A three-layer safety architecture that keeps pedestrians and trucks apart at blind junctions.
- AI-based detection
- Floor warning projected in light
- Siren and beacon
- Central logging
Every junction visible, every area safe
Rack aisles and corners block the line of sight, and in a noisy building a horn is simply not enough. The Junction / Area Safety System uses fixed cameras and AI to watch truck and pedestrian movement at the junction, and makes the risk visible with light and sound.
The system is modular: depending on your site you can install a single layer or all three at once, and extend it as your needs grow.
- Detection: People and vehicles are recognised in the camera image.
- Warning: A stop line, an area boundary and a warning symbol are projected onto the floor.
- Management: Violations are collected and reported in central software.
Junctions are exposed, areas are invisible
Pedestrians notice crane and truck movement too late, painted lines wear away over time, and incidents go unrecorded.
- Rack ends and wall corners that block the view.
- A horn that cannot be heard in a noisy environment.
- Painted floor markings that wear away over time.
- No record, so no way to develop preventive measures.
- An AI camera watches the junction and the virtual zones continuously.
- Projectors draw lines and symbols onto the floor in light, with no paint needed.
- A relay output triggers a siren, a beacon or machine control.
- Event logs make your measures measurable.
Three layers, one system
The detection, warning and management layers work together, and can be installed one at a time or as a single integrated system.
Detection
AI cameras and sensors monitor movement at the junction and any breach of a virtual zone.
Warning
Light curtains, laser safety lights, sirens and beacons produce an audible and visual warning.
Management
Events and violations are gathered in central software, with statistics per area.
Components chosen to suit the site
At a single junction, detection, projection and warning all work together.
Virtual zones
Virtual zones are mapped onto the floor: a warning in the amber area, a stop in the red one.
People and vehicles told apart
People and vehicles are distinguished so the alarm is the right one.
Light curtain projection
A fixed stop line and symbol at junctions, with an optional logo and short caption.
Truck warning lights
Red laser lines to the sides and a blue spot to the front, available in red, green or blue.
Relay output
Can trigger a siren, a beacon or crane and machine control.
Video recording
Incidents can be reviewed and preventive measures planned on data.
The layers on site
An integrated installation, from the stop line projected onto the pedestrian crossing to the warning lights on the truck.
Anywhere pedestrians and trucks cross paths
Warehouse Junctions
Makes an approaching truck visible in advance at blind corners.
Pedestrian Crossings
A stop line projected onto the floor creates a waiting distance.
Production Areas
Gives a warning or a stop command when someone enters the danger zone.
Loading Bays
Separates areas with moving trucks using light and sound.
Go Through the Solution Slide by Slide
The full product presentation we shared on LinkedIn. Scroll through it, and click a slide to enlarge it.
Every junction visible, every area safe.
- The risk of a pedestrian-truck conflict ends at the junction.
- Breaches of a virtual area are detected instantly.
- The response is light, sound or a full stop, whichever the situation calls for.
- Event logs make your measures measurable.
As an authorised STILL Arser dealer and service partner we run the whole process from a single point of contact: site analysis, installation, operator training and after-sales support.