Ubudu Safety Zone: Access Control

The Safety Zone solution works by utilizing Ultra-Wideband (UWB) technology to calculate the distance between a Machine Tag and a Worker Tag in real-time. The Machine Tags are affixed to heavy machinery or vehicles, while the Worker Tags are worn by individuals working in the vicinity of the machines.
The UWB distance measurement is highly accurate and can detect the precise distance between the two tags with an error margin of only a few centimeters. This level of precision enables the Safety Zone solution to trigger an alert immediately when the distance between the Machine Tag and the Worker Tag falls below the pre-configured safety distance.
The alert is designed to notify both the pedestrian and the machine operator of the potential danger, enabling them to take immediate action to avoid an accident. The alert can be in the form of visual, auditory, or vibrating signals, depending on the configuration of the Safety Zone system.
The Safety Zone solution is an effective way to mitigate the risks associated with working in close proximity to heavy machinery or vehicles. By providing real-time alerts, it helps ensure that workers are aware of the potential danger and can take the necessary precautions to stay safe. Additionally, it can help reduce the likelihood of accidents occurring, thereby improving the overall safety of the work environment.

To ensure staff members are able to react quickly and effectively to prevent accidents or injury, Ubudu guarantees a 0-3 second responsiveness time when a staff member enters the alert zone. This responsiveness time applies to situations where the staff member is within a range of up to 10 meters from the alert zone. In other words, if a staff member enters the alert zone within this range, they can expect to receive an alert within 3 seconds or less.
It is important to note that while Ubudu's alert system is designed to improve safety by providing real-time alerts, it is not a foolproof solution. Alertness and awareness of the staff members is still necessary to ensure complete safety. The system should be used in conjunction with other safety measures and protocols to create a safe work environment and reduce the likelihood of accidents or injuries occurring

Ubudu's tags are designed to provide reliable performance throughout a full working day, with a battery autonomy of approximately 8-10 hours. To ensure that the tags are always ready for use, they should be recharged every night, ideally using a USB-C cable.
Recharging the tags is a simple and straightforward process. The USB-C cable can be plugged into any standard USB port, such as a computer or wall adapter, making it easy to recharge the tags wherever they are located. The tags can be fully charged in just a few hours, ensuring that they are ready to be used again the next day.
In addition to their convenient rechargeable design, the tags are also built to withstand the rigors of everyday use. They are durable and resistant to impact, moisture, and other environmental factors, making them ideal for use in industrial and construction environments where they may be subjected to rough handling and harsh conditions.
Overall, Ubudu's tags provide a reliable and easy-to-use solution for enhancing safety and communication in the workplace. With their long battery autonomy and simple recharge process, they are an effective tool for ensuring that staff members remain alert and aware of potential hazards at all times.

There are two categories of Safety Tags : Staff and Machine. Staff Tags alert only with Machine Tags and Machine Tags alert only with Staff Tags. These two categories can easily be identified by their coloured labels: the Staff tag is green and the Machine tag is blue.