Leica Xsight360, powered by Presien, uses AI to enhance construction safety by detecting hazards and providing instant alerts. The cloud platform generates actionable insights for safety professionals, improving situational awareness and reducing project delays and costs. This innovative solution positions Leica Geosystems at the forefront of industry safety standards.
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Leica Geosystems announced the launch of the Leica Xsight360 safety awareness solution, powered by Presien.
Leica Geosystems announced the launch of the Leica Xsight360 safety awareness solution, powered by Presien.
The system detects nearby people or objects and alerts the vehicle operator using sounds and visual cues. These indicate the location and proximity of the hazard so that the driver can take evasive action. Video and alert data also is transmitted to the cloud where agentic AI generates reports and recommendations for safety professionals, according ot the company.
Enhancing Operator's Situational Awareness
The system's visual AI models are specifically trained for heavy construction operations and continuously improve performance through machine learning, according to the company. The Leica CRS360 AI processor runs Presien's most up to date model — refined over 700,000 hours of real-world operation on construction sites — to deliver low-latency operator alerts with minimal false alarms.
Using AI detection technology for construction environments, Leica Xsight360 mitigates risks in real time by detecting hazards to keep people safe on site, according to the company. The system supports up to six cameras, providing 360-degree coverage on any construction vehicle to detect people, other vehicles and construction cones to reduce the likelihood of accidents.
Supporting Safety Professionals With Actionable AI Insights
As the onboard solution enhances operator situational awareness, data also is sent to the Leica Xsight360 cloud platform. This generates valuable insights that enable Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) managers to identify safety issues and opportunities for improvement. The vast amount of video input is interpreted by AI and transformed into safety indexes, dashboards and reports within minutes. Users can quickly compare video footage to international, national or site-specific safety policies, gaining an immediate overview of possible regulation violations, so they can make better and faster decisions.
The Leica Xsight360 solution minimises blind spots around machines and enables operators to stay alert with fewer job interruptions. In addition to increasing overall safety, the solution is easy to use and helps reduce incident-related project delays and costs.
"At Leica Geosystems, ensuring the safety of construction professionals is a top priority, especially as the industry advances towards automation," said Neil Williams, president of Leica Geosystems' machine control division. "With our partner, we've developed an intelligent, adaptive system that enhances safety in the present with instant alerts and shapes future safety strategies through comprehensive reports."
"Partnering with a global innovator like Leica Geosystems marks a significant step in our mission to bring AI to every machine," said Mark Richards, Presien's chief executive officer. "We're proud to collaborate on a solution that empowers site teams and safety leaders to better protect people on the ground. Backed by years of industry experience, our tailored AI technology addresses the unique challenges of construction environments, delivering safety and productivity to the highest standards."
The Leica Xsight360 positions Hexagon's broad safety portfolio at the forefront of the industry. By combining Presien's leading physical AI expertise with Leica Geosystems' advanced precision technology and machine control experience, this powerful solution is uniquely positioned to transform safety standards in the heavy construction sector.
For more information, visit leica-geosystems.com/products/machine-control-systems/awareness-solutions/leica-xsight360
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