Match the coverage to the operation.

The hazard is the same on every job—a worker on foot, a vehicle they can't see coming. What changes is how many people are exposed, how wide the zone runs, and how many crews and sites need to coordinate. Protection levels scale to fit, from a single crew to a whole program.

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Faster Hazard Recognition • Improved Crew Coordination • Reduced Operational Disruption

Compare at a glance

Capability Crew Work Zone Organization‑Wide
Best for CrewSmall crew Work ZoneFull work zone Organization‑WideMultiple sites
Typical crew Crew2–5 Work ZoneUp to ~16 Organization‑WideVariable
Units Crew1 Work ZoneMultiple Organization‑WideMultiple zones
Alert delivery CrewCrew‑wide Work ZoneZone‑wide Organization‑WideOrg‑wide
Radar speed detection Crew✓ Work Zone✓ Organization‑Wide✓
Camera context CrewIn validation † Work ZoneIn validation † Organization‑WideIn validation †
Event records CrewCrew‑level Work ZoneZone‑level Organization‑WideProgram‑level

† Radar speed detection is the foundational path at every level. Camera-based context is in active field validation across all levels.

Frequently Asked Questions

They describe how much coverage and coordination your operation needs—not product packages or pricing tiers. The detection is the same at every level; what scales is who's protected and how widely.

Yes. Many operations begin with one crew or zone and expand as additional crews, sites, and projects come under protection.

Camera analytics are targeted for the Work Zone level and above, and are in active field validation. Radar speed detection is the foundational path at every level today.

Not today. The system keeps time-stamped event records that support operational review. Audit-grade compliance records—the kind referenced under 23 CFR 630 Subpart K—are in development.

Deployments are offered as Early Access—late-stage field validation in real operating environments, with dedicated support and coordinated updates as reliability is finalized.

A short scoping conversation matches the level to your real environment—crew size, work duration, zone complexity, and operating conditions. Pricing and scope are set there, not by tier.

“The alerts—whether triggered by the traveling public or when a roller was approaching a crew member—were real-time alerts.”

— Stephen Kasper, Project Manager, Preferred Materials

We'll match the level to your operation.

Tell us your crew size, zone, and conditions, and we'll scope the right coverage in a short call—and the deployment that fits.

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