SkySafety: safer sites, with a person always in the loop.
SkySafety is what we are building for construction sites, factories and warehouses. It watches for the moments that matter on a busy site and sends a short, face-blurred clip to the person responsible, so they can act sooner. It is in development, and we are looking for pilot partners in Alberta.
When a worker goes down
If someone falls, or stays on the ground where they should not, the site lead gets the camera, the time and a few seconds of video on their phone. Help can be on the way sooner. SkySafety does not decide what happened; a person looks and acts.
When someone enters a danger zone
You mark the areas that matter on each camera: an open excavation edge, a crane’s swing radius, a running press or a forklift lane. When a person crosses into one, the supervisor can get the clip right away and decide whether to step in.
When tools or materials leave after hours
Tools, copper and building materials go missing from open sites and loading docks. Outside working hours, movement near storage, the gate or a container can send a clip to the site manager, the same way SkyPulse works in stores.
What it will not do
No face recognition. No tracking of how fast individuals work. No automatic penalties or reports to anyone. It is built to help people get home safe, not to watch them work.
Where we are, honestly
SkySafety is in development. Each alert type will be measured in a pilot on a real site before it goes live, and we will show you openly how many alerts were right and how many were wrong. Recordings stay on a box on site; only the short clip reaches the phone.
Interested in a pilot?
Tell us about your site. We will be clear about what works today and what is still in development.