GRIFFY Company Profile

We are pleased to announce the development of the vehicle passage time prediction system "MS-VPP," which measures the speed of vehicles approaching construction sites using microwave sensors and informs the predicted passage time through signage and tablets. This system will be available to construction contractors starting in November 2025. ■Product Overview - "MS-VPP" detects vehicles approaching construction sites and measures their speed using microwave sensors, displaying the vehicle speed and the predicted passage time at specified locations on signage and tablets. It can also measure and display data for vehicles passing continuously. - The data control panel connected to the microwave sensor transmits the vehicle speed data and calculated passage prediction time via LTE. By utilizing microwave sensors, it enables accurate detection and speed measurement of vehicles even at night or in bad weather, and since data processing occurs on the receiving side without going through the cloud, information can be displayed without any time lag. - As a result, drivers of construction vehicles exiting from construction entrances and workers directing traffic can understand "how many seconds until a vehicle passes near the site entrance," thereby implementing safety measures in areas with poor visibility.

We are pleased to announce that starting from October 20, 2025, we will be adding new features, "Message Sending Function" and "IoT Integration Function," to our health management solution "GenVital LTE." "GenVital LTE" is a service that assesses the physical condition of on-site workers in four levels based on heart rate and location data collected from wristbands, as well as the heat index at the work site, and sends alert notifications to both the work manager and the workers themselves. With the addition of these new features, work managers will be able to send predefined or custom messages to the wristbands, allowing the wearers to receive notifications through sound and vibration, enabling quick and efficient work instructions and alerts. Additionally, by integrating with the cloud measurement service provided by GRIFFY, automatic notifications will be sent to the wearers when measurement values such as rainfall, wind speed, slope, noise/vibration, and dust concentration exceed warning levels. This will achieve complete automation of the work process, from data measurement to alerting on-site workers. This will further contribute to improving the safety of on-site workers and streamlining and reducing labor in site management.

We are pleased to announce that on September 30, 2025, we added new features "SOS Notification" and "Fall Notification" to our health management solution "GenVital LTE." "GenVital LTE" is a service that assesses the health condition of field workers in four stages based on heart rate and location data collected by a wristband, as well as the heat index at the worksite, and sends alert notifications to both the work manager and the worker themselves. With the addition of these new features, when a wristband wearer wants to report health issues, they can press a button on the wristband to send an alert notification to the work manager. Additionally, when the wristband detects that the wearer has fallen, it can automatically send an alert notification to the work manager. The work manager can quickly check the wearer's location information, as well as the status and time of any SOS signals or falls, through a dedicated cloud service.