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Restricted production zones
A zone around an automated cell is restricted while the line runs. An entry during production raises a high-severity alert to the line lead, who confirms the area is clear and closes the case.
Industry
Manufacturing and Factories
Monitor production areas, safety events, equipment movement, restricted zones, and operational activity.
Monitoring preview
Manufacturing and Factories
Illustrative environment · Manufacturing
- Works with the IP cameras you already have
- On-premises or cloud deployment
- Role-based access, full activity history
Overview
What manufacturing and factories does for your site.
Factories already have cameras on production lines, loading areas, utility rooms and entrances. Visrax uses those views to watch the situations that cause injuries, downtime and audit findings: people inside machine exclusion zones, PPE not worn where it is required, forklifts crossing pedestrian routes, and activity in restricted areas outside planned hours.
Deployments usually start with a handful of high-value zones on one line and expand once supervisors trust the alerts. Everything is configured around the plant’s own layout and shift pattern.
The line runs on a schedule. The safety rules should too — and someone should be watching every zone, every shift.
What it does
Manufacturing and Factories, piece by piece.
Each part is configured around your cameras, zones and schedules — the same system, set up for the way your site runs.
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Production-floor visibility
A single view of line cameras with active alerts surfaced, so supervisors see what needs attention without walking the floor to check.
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Safety-zone events
Exclusion zones around cells, presses and drops with presence, dwell and PPE rules scheduled to the production plan.
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Equipment movement
Forklift and tug paths through the plant, with proximity alerts at crossings and blind corners.
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Operational incident review
Every event becomes an incident with evidence and history, ready for shift handover, investigations and safety committee reviews.
In practice
Situations your team will recognise.
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PPE activity at a work cell
Helmet and vest presence is checked in a marked zone. A missing helmet raises a supervisor alert that is resolved on the floor and recorded in the incident.
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Forklift and worker proximity
A forklift and a person share a crossing zone. The proximity alert is reviewed, and the crossing is prioritised for a physical barrier in the next safety plan.
Questions
Manufacturing and Factories questions
Straight answers about how this is configured, what it needs and what it does not do.
01Do we need to stop production to install Visrax?
No. Visrax connects to existing camera streams. Zone and rule configuration is done from the footage and reviewed with supervisors before alerts go live.
02Can rules follow our shift pattern?
Yes. Zones and rules are scheduled, so an area can be open during maintenance and restricted during production, with different severities for each.
03Will it integrate with our existing safety process?
Alerts become incidents with owners, evidence and history. Many teams use incident exports in their existing safety reviews and audits.
04Which areas should a pilot start with?
Typically a small number of zones with the clearest risk: machine exclusion areas, forklift crossings and a utility room. We agree these during the site walkthrough.
Next step
See manufacturing and factories on your cameras.
Tell us about your sites and what you need to catch. We will walk through a setup that fits the way your operation runs.