A disaster response support system for quickly grasping the whereabouts and safety of victims even with a small team, utilizing UWB proximity detection and SOS transmission.
This product is a "field-based" disaster response support system that combines UWB proximity detection and SOS messaging, allowing for quick location tracking and safety confirmation of victims even with a small team. Utilizing UWB technology, it detects dangerous proximity between workers and between workers and heavy machinery, helping to prevent accidents. Furthermore, when a fall or anomaly is detected, it can automatically send an SOS from a smartphone and share the location information with the command center. Since it does not rely on constant human monitoring and has a mechanism for naturally gathering information, it is suitable for the realities of disaster response, such as labor shortages and dispersed sites. It also features the ability to be lightly added to and tested alongside existing disaster response systems and communication methods without negating them. This system provides a realistic and easy-to-implement option for disaster support, focusing first on "understanding the whereabouts of lives" as a preliminary step before building a large-scale disaster prevention system.
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basic information
This system is composed of a smartphone app and UWB devices. 1) The SOS Messenger utilizes the smartphone's gyro sensor to automatically send an SOS when it detects abnormal movements such as falls or rotations. - The SOS includes location information and is immediately shared with the command center and relevant parties in a communicable environment. - It also supports manual SOS transmission. - Information is sent using the Discord app, eliminating the need for dedicated large-scale facilities (servers). - Designed for use in small teams and distributed locations, it allows for lightweight configuration and phased implementation. 2) The UWB proximity detection function accurately measures the distance between workers and between workers and heavy machinery or vehicles, issuing an alert when they come within a set distance. The detection range and warning conditions can be adjusted according to the operational environment. Example) Proximity alarms for grass cutting workers: - If they come within 10 meters, a yellow LED blinks and a buzzer sounds slowly (beep beep beep beep). - If they come within 5 meters, a red LED blinks and a buzzer sounds continuously (beep beep beep beep). *Distance settings can be changed.
Price information
1) SOS Messenger Annual Contract: 30,000 yen (tax included) (for one smartphone, Android smartphones only) 2) UWB Proximity Alert: 1 unit, estimated price 60,000 yen (excluding tax) 3) This combination can be developed on a contract basis according to your needs.
Price range
P2
Delivery Time
※It varies depending on the quantity and duration. Please contact us.
Applications/Examples of results
1) SOS Messenger General labor safety, safety devices for caregivers, elderly monitoring - Capable of responding to various fields such as forestry and civil engineering. 2) UWB Proximity Alert Proximity alert for grass cutters Proximity alert between forklifts and surrounding workers Alert when a care recipient and caregiver are a certain distance apart.
Detailed information
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Early detection device for accidents during grass cutting on highway and railway embankments.
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UWB proximity alert prototype Lithium battery operates for 9 hours on a full charge
Company information
- Proposal of safety systems tailored to the site for the planning and development of safety devices for labor safety and health. - Contract development of a proximity warning system for heavy machinery and workers using visible light communication.
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