We have collated a listing of some of the most common terms relating to AI and computer vision that EHS professionals are looking to gain further insight to.
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EHS Analytics
Environmental, health, and safety (EHS) analytics can be used by companies to assess the organization’s saf...
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EHS Software
EHS software is a tool that can help you manage everything from chemical inventories to employee training...
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Environment, Health, and Safety (EHS)
Environment, health, and safety, or EHS, is defined as a field that evaluates the practical elements of pro...
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Ergonomics - Meaning and Definition
Ergonomics is often considered an obscure term in the world of workplace safety, but it is an essential...
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Extreme Hazard Identification
An extreme hazard is any risk that has the potential to cause serious damage or harm if it were to occur...
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Glove Detection
Glove detection is the process of determining whether or not a person is wearing gloves. This can be accomp...
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Hard Hat Detection
Hard hat detection is an object detection technology that is used commonly in work sites, especially constr...
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Hazard Analysis
A hazard analysis is a thorough evaluation of hazards that may exist in a workplace. Hazards are defined as...
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Hazard Reporting
Hazard reporting plays a pivotal role in ensuring the safety, health, and wellbeing...
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Hazards Tracking
EHS teams around the world understand the importance of identifying potential hazards that can harm employ...
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Heat Safety Mapping
Heat safety mapping is the process for mapping, recording, and evaluating different hazardous situations us...
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Hi-Vis Detection
Hi-vis detection, also known as high visibility apparel detection, is a technology that allows cameras to d...