Webinar for Manufacturing Industry: "Is Your Patrol Really Safe? Unnoticed Heatstroke and Manager's Risk Progressing Simultaneously"

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There are "unnoticed times" that cannot be filled by patrols and visual checks. In manufacturing sites, heatstroke countermeasures are often carried out through patrols, visual checks, and paper-based record management. However, human-based checks inevitably create "unseen times," during which rapid temperature and humidity changes or health deterioration cannot be immediately grasped. Furthermore, in large indoor spaces, the patrols themselves become a significant burden, creating a new problem where the managers conducting the checks are exposed to heatstroke risk.

Towards a system that "notices immediately" with remote monitoring and instant alerts. As a solution to these issues, remote monitoring and instant alerts using temperature and humidity sensors are attracting attention. By visualizing on-site environmental data in real-time and notifying instantly when a dangerous state is reached, a mechanism that "notices immediately even without being on-site" can be realized. By operating without relying on patrols and paper management, the burden and risk on managers are reduced, enabling prompt initial response and preventing serious accidents.

Easy installation without construction, starting without burdening the site. This seminar will explain "realistic heatstroke countermeasures that can be started immediately" in an easy-to-understand manner, incorporating specific implementation methods and case studies tailored to manufacturing sites. In particular, it will focus on "easy-to-install sensors that require no construction" that can be introduced even in large indoor environments where power supply and wiring work are difficult, introducing key points for implementation without stopping site operations. We will convey concrete measures to achieve remote monitoring and instant notification while suppressing installation effort and cost.

Organizer/Co-organizer Zenneck Communication Inc. Maspro Denkoh Corporation

Cooperation Open Source Utilization Research Institute Co., Ltd. Majisemi Co., Ltd.

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