DIGITAL WORKER

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INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENTS

49 days

2,072 death accidents

39,781 accidents causing injuries at work

Number of insured events caused by industrial injuries in 2016*

Incapacity to work of those injured at work in 2016**

1.3 millionman-days per injured person

* According to Federal State Statistics Service ** According to Social Insurance Fund of the Russian Federation

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DEATHS AT WORK BY INDUSTRY

10%Mining

32%Construction

24% Manufacturing

20% Transportation and communications

14%Agriculture

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DEATHS AT WORK BY INDUSTRY

The main reason for accidents is the human factor

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ACCIDENT CAUSES

6% electric shocks

30%employee falls

23%other

15% injured by moving objects and machine parts

15%traffic accidents

11% object falls, collapses, and cavings

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MANUFACTURING ENTERPRISE TASKS

IMPROVE SAFETY

Prevent violations of labor safety rules

Alarm if a person falls or doesn’t move

Search and rescue in case of emergency

Prevent accidents involving people and machinery

Health control

IMPROVE ENTERPRISE EFFICIENCY

Control assignment completion

Control patrolling rounds

Reduce risks related to workplace injuries

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MACHINERY MONITORING TASKS

Prevent machinery damage

Reduce repair costs

Monitor fuel consumption (fuel level sensors, CAN bus)

Alarm at excess of allowable cargo weight

REDUCE OPEX

Alarm at hazardous proximity to employees and other items

Monitor speed limits

Identify vehicle drivers

Assess driver's work history

IMPROVE SAFETY

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ONLINE SAFETY RULES MONITORING SYSTEM

FOR INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT AND EMPLOYEES

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INTEGRATED SOLUTIONMaintenance and repair

system

Work order/permit system

Master Data Management system

Active Directory

Access control system

Video analytics system

WEARABLE DEVICES

INFRASTRUCTURE

INTEGRATIONPLATFORM

• Enterprise systems integration

• Handling complex events

• Incident tracking on 3D map

• Position tracking and logging

• Business rules processor

• Events manager• Devices and software

adapters

• Smart helmet• Health monitoring

band• Mobile

maintenance and repair terminal

UWB anchors LoRaWAN base stations RFID tag Ethernet networks / Wifi

VIDEOANALYTICS

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Vehicle monitoring and control

Monitoring of safety practice observance

Infrastructure monitoring: detection of pipeline rupture, smoke, fire, perimeter crossing, fence

breaking, object carrying over the perimeter, etc.

Monitoring of people in hazardous areas: a video analytics system captures a human entering a

designated area and activates an alarm.

Employee action monitoring upon request: retrieving videos from all surveillance cameras where a

selected employee was captured during certain time periods.

VIDEO ANALYTICS

Smart real-time processing of parallel video streams by unique specified criteria to detect and track specific objects, actions and parameters.

TASKS ADDRESSED:

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VIDEO ANALYTICS: PPE

Video surveillance of hazardous manufacturing lines

Automated HSE violation logging by preset criteriaProhibited zonesFallsHard hats,Worker outfit: Vests, Boots, life jacket,Safety carabiners,Respirators,Safety goggles,Correct vest use (matters when working with electric equipment),Carrying out large tools beyond the perimeter,Gloves of different length.Customized cases ( machinery handling, oil rig drilling operations, etc)

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DIGITAL WORKER: SMART SENSORS

Mobile maintenance and repair terminal

Smart bandsBodypackbiometrics

Portable gas analyzer

SMART HELMETPersonnel identificationAbnormality monitoring (fall, fast moving, long -lasting immobility)Check whether workers wear personal protective gearCurrent 3D position identificationHelmet use (on/off head) monitoringAlertsAlarm button

Proximity sensor can be optionally embedded in a helmet to inform whether a worker wears helmet on head. When max allowed distance from proximity sensor to a head is exceeded, "helmet off" situation is detected, light-audible alarm is generated, and alert is sent to the system server.

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SMART HELMET SPECIFICATIONS

LoRaWAN interface: up to 15 km data transfer, 868 MHz license-free frequency band

Satellite positioning receiver*: down to 3.5 m outdoor positioning accuracy

Built-in accelerometer, compass and barometer: tag positioning, immobility check

Alarm button, LED, and vibrator

BLE 5.0 interface: down to 10 m positioning accuracy, checking whether workers wear personal protective gear; acting as a hub for Wearable Internet of Things

UWB interface*: indoor positioning accuracy of down to 30 cm

Power supply: Li-Pol rechargeable battery; up to several weeks battery life; operating temperature range: -40 to +85°С

* Customized helmet design and features

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An area is described as part of camera's field of vision and may be of any shape

Sensor activates when a man enters a designated area

A hazardous area may vary depending on external conditions

A monitored area can move within camera’s field of vision

A power tong is an example of dynamically varying hazardous area

USE CASE: MONITORING PEOPLE IN HAZARDOUS AREAS

HOW IT WORKS:

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Personnel locating system (UWB infrastructure, LoRaWAN, smart hard hat) with down to 0.5 m indoor and 3.5 m outdoor accuracy

Wearable devices

MINING AND CHEMICAL INDUSTRY

TECHNOLOGIES USEDDigital Worker Platform

Server hardware

Accelerating management response to emergencies and supporting managerial decision-making

Detecting personnel performance degradation and their causes, and reducing idle time

Reducing accidents, related expenses, etc.

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Video surveillance system

Digital Worker Platform

OIL AND GAS

TECHNOLOGIES USEDVideo analytics subsystem

Server hardware

Improving HSE compliance at customer’s vessels

Ensuring labor safety control

Reducing accidents, related expenses, etc.

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LoRaWAN data networkWearable devicesServer hardwareNNTC LoRa ServerDigital Worker Platform

PETROCHEMICAL INDUSTRY

TECHNOLOGIES USED

SUPERVISION OVER work performance by contractors on site

MONITORING OF contractor headcount and personnel presence on site

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Video surveillance systemDigital Worker PlatformVideo analytics subsystemServer hardware

OIL AND GAS

TECHNOLOGIES USED

An area is described as part of camera's field of vision and may be of any shapeA hazardous area may vary depending on external conditionsA power tong is an example of dynamically varying hazardous areaSensor activates when a man enters a designated area

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LoRaWAN data networkWearable devicesServer hardwareNNTC LoRa Server softwareDigital Worker Platform

OIL AND GAS

TECHNOLOGIES USED

SUPERVISION OVER pipeline and equipment inspection rounds

REDUCING ACCIDENTS, related expenses, etc.

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SAMPLE INTERFACE INCIDENT TRACKING ON 3D MAP

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SAMPLE INTERFACE UP TO FLOOR LAYOUT

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SAMPLE INTERFACE UP TO EMPLOYEE CARD

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EXAMPLES OF WEARABLE DEVICES

Gas sensorAlarm buttonBuilt-in accelerometer and gyro sensor: activity, immobility, and fall monitoringData transmission link: LoRaWAN, BLE, DECTSatellite positioning receiver: down to 3.5 m outdoor positioning accuracySpark-proof version

Health control: Electrocardiogram, heartbeat rate and fluctuationsData transmission link: Bluetooth

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