Create industrial Internet of Things and reduce industrial safety accidents

151 employees have work accidents every 15 seconds

317 million non-fatal occupational accidents occur every year worldwide

Worldwide, 321,000 people die every year from occupational accidents

In the energy industry alone, work-related injuries or injuries to others

And the number of people in need of medical care accounts for 26% of the total number of people in the industry.

In recent years, rapid changes in technology, economy, and society have not only brought more opportunities for innovation and change in the fields of energy, manufacturing, simplicity, warehousing, on-site maintenance, utilities, and public safety, but also brought more difficult tasks. . Facing the work risks caused by accidents, environmental hazards, safety threats and emergency health incidents for industrial employees, how to use technical means to strengthen employee safety protection, improve work efficiency, reduce overall, realize one arrow and three sculptures, become an industrial enterprise Puzzle.

Break through the puzzle and start from a special working environment

They always work outdoors or in isolated environments, and it is difficult for remote supervisors to understand their exact location and the hazards present in their environment, which is also a greater security risk for them;

They are often in an environment that is not covered by traditional networks and cellular communication networks, and cannot provide reliable voice or data communication;

Even when working in a factory, warehouse or other fixed location, it is difficult for video surveillance systems or motion tracking systems to feed back their exact location or the status of relevant monitoring factors at specific times;

Unable to know in real time the location of employees, the inability to access the latest information in real time, the inability to obtain real-time employee safety incidents or other health incidents, and the imminent threat information that threatens employee monitoring and safety in advance of security issues Become the chief culprit in industrial safety accidents.

In order to improve the safety of employees in industrial operations and improve employee productivity, Intel worked closely with Rice Electronics to create a Rice Electronics employee connectivity solution based on Intel IoT technology. This end-to-end employee connectivity solution is rigorously certified to withstand harsh environmental conditions. Employees carry Rice Electronics' rugged Android-based smartphones and external sensors that seamlessly connect to remote command centers via Intel Atom processor-based IoT gateways.

In this process, data and related data of each Rice Electronics smart device in the entire workplace can be forwarded to the cloud. At the same time, the Intel IoT Gateway can also filter data according to defined rules and perform local analysis before transferring relevant data to the cloud. In addition, the employee connectivity app on Rice Electronics smartphones can be combined with an expert/supervisor online portal to provide back-end data analysis and visualization support to busy employees through key functions such as environmental monitoring, emergency alerting and remote training.

Create industrial Internet of Things and reduce industrial safety accidents

Because many industrial fields have similar application requirements, Intel's employee interconnection solution with Rice Electronics is also committed to deployment in a variety of industry applications, including employee security incident alerts, employee location tracking, gas monitoring, geography. Fence, timely weather forecast, local and remote analysis, etc. Among them, the geofencing function can help supervisors ensure that contract employees do not enter the restricted area and are at risk; gas monitoring can notify employees when gas content exceeds the threshold...

With the economical and innovative industrial IoT solution, the company not only improves the efficiency of industrial employees in real time, but also helps to save valuable lives, reduce collateral damage, and effectively contribute to industrial safety accidents SAY NO!