FocusAI Unveils 'AI Industrial Safety Solution' at KISS2025

[Financial News]  FocusAI announced on the 14th that it showcased its lineup of smart safety solutions at the '2025 International Safety and Health Exhibition (KISS 2025)' held at KINTEX in Goyang from the 7th for four days.
FocusAI unveiled AI-based security and safety solutions tailored to the practical needs of industrial sites at this exhibition. The company explained that it received interest in its technology from numerous companies in the shipbuilding, electronics, food, and energy sectors.
The flagship product, the 'Forklift AI Object Detection System,' applies AI video analysis technology to operate only when moving, equipped with a precise detection and alarm system and accurate object recognition performance. It can precisely recognize up to the ankle unit of workers with a blind spot-free field of view, preventing forklift collision accidents in advance. As the installation of forklift safety equipment became mandatory in 2021, this system is emerging as an essential safety management solution.
Additionally, various safety equipment such as △Intelligent Mobile CCTV △Unauthorized Person Blocking and Flow Detection Solution △Mobile Blocker △Aerial Work Platform Control System △Integrated Video Control Platform 'Magellan' were also exhibited. The product lineup, based on AI video analysis, provides an integrated response system that goes beyond simple monitoring to real-time risk detection and worker protection.
'KISS 2025' is the largest industrial safety exhibition in Korea, sponsored by the Ministry of Employment and Labor and hosted by the Korea Occupational Safety and Health Agency. This year, 300 companies from 6 countries participated, with a total of 1,050 booths arranged.
A FocusAI representative said, "AI-based human detection and control technology is establishing itself as a key technology that simultaneously enhances the safety and efficiency of industrial environments," adding, "Having proven our technological competitiveness in the field, we plan to accelerate the spread to domestic and international industrial sites in the future."





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