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Improving safety during crane operations / Managing in a three-dimensional area to prevent intrusion into restricted zones and maintain distance from surroundings.

This is a system that uses GNSS installed at the tip of the boom to obtain location information and display the position on a vehicle-mounted monitor along with three-dimensional coordinates. It creates three-dimensional data for workable and prohibited areas based on "height," "width," and "depth," and alerts users to danger with a display light and buzzer if they enter a designated hazardous area or stray outside the area. In locations where satellites are not available, a total station can be used as an alternative. (GNSS is recommended due to weather influences and laser sighting issues.) NETIS: KT-140100-VE (Listing ended on March 31, 2025) In April 2024, a new NETIS was obtained ▼ NETIS: KT-230340-A [Areas can be created in 3D free shapes such as slopes and polygons] Construction areas or no-entry zones can be freely created using three-dimensional coordinate data, including slopes, polygons, and positions away from the ground surface. By registering multiple areas, it can be utilized for overall safety management at the construction site. [Alarm Notification Function] Management values can be set up to three levels, and when each level is reached, the corresponding colored display light will rotate, and a buzzer will sound.