シンクロアイズ Company Profile

View the invisible heavy machinery tip on the two screens in the driver's seat.

Isn't there something like this in backhoe operations? ■ The deeper you dig, the less you can see inside the hole or at the tip of the bucket. ■ You can't determine the shape of the stones or where to insert the teeth. ■ With a long arm, the tip of the attachment becomes a blind spot. ■ Every time you need to check, you stop the machinery and confirm with the signal person. Bucket Eyes is an aftermarket camera system that uses two cameras mounted on the arm and boom of the heavy machinery to show the interior of the hole and the tip of the machine, which are not visible to the operator. The images from the two cameras are displayed simultaneously on a monitor in the operator's seat, allowing real-time confirmation of the inside of the hole and the area around the bucket and attachment. How far can you see inside the hole? Actual monitor footage, the installation positions of the two cameras, and the results of use in a digging site with a depth of 2-3 meters are included in the product documentation. Please download the materials to check if it can be utilized with your own machinery or at your site.

You can check that blind spot on the monitor.

The Blind Spot Eyes is an aftermarket camera system that allows you to check areas that are difficult to see from the driver's seat of special vehicles using cameras and monitors. It visualizes the "invisible concerns" specific to each site, such as rail-road vehicles, backhoes, aerial work platforms, bridge inspection vehicles, cranes, and demolition machines. Recommended for the following sites: - Difficult to see the front end of the vehicle - Relying on signals from workers - Sites that are hard to check, such as narrow or high places - Wanting to retrofit old heavy machinery or special vehicles - Aiming to balance safety checks and work efficiency The camera position, cable length, and installation method can be customized according to the vehicle used and the site environment. Please feel free to contact us with your requests, such as "Can this be installed on this vehicle?" or "Where should I aim the camera for effectiveness?"