Help protect people where forklifts, vehicles and pedestrians share the same space. Explore VISTA tag and AI camera technology, ALPHA tag-based detection, and practical options for vehicle slowdown and zoning.
Blind corners, busy intersections and mixed vehicle–pedestrian routes each need a different approach. 3FB helps you assess detection technology, warning zones and speed-control options around your equipment and operating environment.
VISTA combines tag-based detection with AI cameras to support awareness of pedestrians around moving equipment. Tags help detect equipped workers beyond direct lines of sight, while AI cameras can identify pedestrians within the camera’s field of view, including people without tags.
Bring these complementary detection methods together to support timely warnings for drivers and pedestrians in shared operating areas.
ALPHA uses tags worn by pedestrians and detection equipment on vehicles to support proximity awareness in industrial environments. This tag-based approach is suited to operations where visibility is restricted by loads, racking or blind corners.
Discuss warning zones, pedestrian tags and vehicle integration with 3FB to find the right configuration for your site.
Manage vehicle speed around crossings, loading areas and transitions between operating zones. Speed-control options can help align equipment movement with the risks of each work area.
3FB can review vehicle compatibility, operating rules and integration requirements with your team.
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Connect supported field devices, vehicle information and safety-event data to build a clearer view of your worksite. Explore dashboards, risk heatmaps and trends that help identify recurring interactions and prioritize areas for review.
3FB helps you evaluate the right configuration and put connected safety insights to work around your operations.
Use defined areas and entry points to support speed and warning rules across your site.
Create a localized zone around a crossing, blind corner, doorway or other point where traffic needs extra attention. Entering a configured zone can trigger the appropriate warning or reduced-speed rule, with normal operation restored after leaving the area.
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Apply different operating rules as equipment enters or leaves a defined area through a gateway. Useful for loading areas, indoor–outdoor transitions and facility sections that require different speed or access profiles.
Discuss Zoning Gate →Tell us about your vehicles, pedestrian routes and areas of concern. We’ll help you explore a practical configuration for your site.