Detect workers under suspended loads. Ailytics enhances suspended load safety by triggering alerts the moment a worker steps into the danger zone.
Live in under 2 weeks on your existing cameras.
Several cranes can lift at once while crews move between work areas. A lifting supervisor cannot watch every load and everyone beneath it.
Ailytics works out depth from one standard camera and projects a drop zone on the ground beneath each suspended load, then alerts supervisors the moment a worker steps into it.
Suspended loadWorker in drop zoneChoose the cameras and lifting areas to watch, then set the radius and dwell time for the zone projected beneath each load.
Flag a worker whose feet enter the projected drop zone while the load is moving.
Send the lifting supervisor the event evidence, so they can clear the area while the load is still overhead.
Collect events in reports for lift reviews and toolbox talks, and track them alongside your TRIR.
Connect your cameras, set the drop zones each lift needs, and give supervisors alerts and reports that support daily lifting work.
Safety
Project a drop zone flat on the ground beneath each suspended load and flag workers whose feet enter it. Alerts fire only while the load is moving. Set the zone radius and dwell time for each lifting area, with a cooldown per person so one crossing raises one alert.
Camera connection
Connect existing IP cameras and compatible recording systems through RTSP or ONVIF. Ailytics works out depth from a single standard camera, with no LiDAR, radar, or stereo rig, so you can add suspended load monitoring without replacing cameras. Coverage is assessed against your lifting areas and camera views.
Response
Notify the right people when a worker enters the drop zone. Include the event frame, time, and location so the lifting supervisor can clear the area. Grace periods and cooldowns stop one event from sending repeat alerts.
Compliance
Generate safety and compliance reports on demand. Use logged suspended load events in audits, lift reviews, and toolbox talks, and track them alongside your total recordable incident rate (TRIR).
Camera 03 · Lifting areaCamera evidence and event details attached.
Suspended load detection uses computer vision to keep workers out from under lifted loads. Ailytics works out depth from a single CCTV camera, projects the drop zone onto the ground beneath a load, and predicts where the load would fall. When a worker's feet enter that zone while the load is moving, it notifies supervisors with the frame, time, and location. This adds ongoing camera monitoring to your lifting plans and the checks your lifting team already does.
Yes. Ailytics connects to existing IP cameras and compatible recording systems through RTSP or ONVIF, which are methods for accessing video feeds. Each view needs one standard camera, with no LiDAR, radar, or second camera. For lifting areas, cameras work best mounted 10 to 60 m high and tilted 45 to 60 degrees down, covering lifts 5 to 60 m away. Bring representative site footage to the demo for a coverage assessment.
A flat 2D check, where a person's box overlaps the load's box in the image, can fire for anyone who only looks close to the load from the camera's angle. Ailytics converts the 2D view into 3D, projects the drop zone flat on the ground beneath the load, and checks whether a worker's feet are inside it. It also checks whether the load is moving, so a crew working near a parked crane does not set off alerts.
Ailytics' models are fine-tuned for heavy industries and conditioned for harsh site conditions, including rain, dust, and low light, with up to 99% detection accuracy depending on the scenario. Detection still depends on usable footage and a clear view of the load and the ground beneath it. Share examples from different shifts and weather conditions so the team can assess where your current cameras provide suitable coverage.
Set grace periods and cooldowns per camera and person to reduce repeat notifications from the same event. Alerts fire only while the load is moving, so a parked crane does not keep sending them. Match these settings to each lifting area and the way supervisors respond during a shift.
Yes. The Ailyssa detection engine can run on edge, on-premise, or cloud infrastructure. On-premise deployment allows data to stay on-site. Your IT and safety teams can review the deployment approach together, including video access, storage, network requirements, and how supervisors receive alerts. Ailytics is ISO/IEC 27001 certified. Discuss your project's requirements during the demo.
Yes. Suspended load detection can sit alongside open edge detection, PPE detection, pedestrian detection near machinery, and restricted-area alerts in the same platform. Pedestrian detection uses the same single-camera depth to measure the real distance between workers and moving machinery. Select the checks that fit each work area and its camera coverage. See the construction industry page for how Ailytics combines safety monitoring with workforce tracking and visual progress records across a construction site.
