Overhead Crane Safety Management System-Fitow

Crane Safety Manager

AI Algorithms Intelligently Sense Ground Personnel
Posture-Based Authorization Flexibly Handles Multiple Work Scenarios
The “Safety Management Expert” for Overhead Crane Operations

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During crane operation, monitors personnel loitering or intrusion within the defined control zone, replacing manual supervision systems to achieve full-process, blind-spot-free monitoring and early warning, meeting both operator-level and remote management needs, and effectively improving safety performance and information-based management efficiency.
Operation Traceability with Real-Time Monitoring of the Area
Directly Beneath the Crane Hook
Posture Authorization Allows Entry into the Hazard Zone for Special Operations within a Limited Time through Fixed Posture Recognition, Flexibly Handling Various Work Scenarios
Active Self-Inspection: After System Startup, Hardware and Algorithm Failure Self-Checks Are Performed
Three Human–Machine Interaction Methods: PDA, Web, and Hardware Control Terminals for Greater Convenience
10-Second Alarm Trace Recording with One-Click Export of 10-Second Video Clips
AI Algorithm-Based Vision Monitoring Without Sensors or Wearable Devices
Data Dashboard
Real-Time Monitoring
Alarm Management
Cross-System Data Integration

Uses Multi-Dimensional Data Statistics to Assist Managers in Overall Crane Safety Management
Workshop-Based Preview of Overall Crane Operation Status, Supporting 1/4/9 Split Screens; Single-Screen Preview Supports Manual Screenshots and Video Recording
Registers Workshop Information, Operators, and Maintenance Personnel, Binds Them with Cranes, and Enables Linked Query and Interaction of Alarm Data
Supports Cross-System Data Exchange and Integration with ERP/MES/EHS Systems for Unified Data Management
Posture-Based Authorization Control Release
When the system detects the operator performing the “arms horizontally extended” gesture, it is considered an authorization request. The system releases alarm control for the current output port and responds with flashing projection lights to indicate approval. (During the authorization period, when personnel appear within the 4-meter hazard zone, the system no longer controls crane operations.)