A: WTSAFE can be configured for forklifts, loaders, construction machinery, agricultural machinery, mining vehicles, sanitation vehicles, towing vehicles, port vehicles, and other specialized industrial vehicles. The final setup is matched to the vehicle size, blind spot layout, driving route, and installation space.

A: Start with the main risk on site. Narrow aisles and pedestrian areas may need pedestrian detection system functions, while reversing and turning operations may require rear detection, BSD monitoring or 360° surround view.

A: Yes. Many systems can be retrofitted to existing vehicles. Before installation, the vehicle power supply, mounting position, wiring route, screen placement, sensor angle, and working environment should be checked to ensure stable operation.

A: AI cameras identify pedestrians, vehicles and obstacles with visual confirmation. A millimeter wave radar system is used for distance detection and reversing alerts. UWB is suitable for precise proximity warning in fixed-risk areas, while 360° surround view helps drivers understand the full area around the vehicle from the cab.

A: Yes. For outdoor sites, mines, ports, farms, and construction areas, WTSAFE can match IP-rated cameras, radar sensors, night vision imaging, reinforced displays, and industrial wiring designs to improve stability under dust, water, vibration, and low-light conditions.

A: Yes. Depending on the configuration, the system can support driving video recording, warning event storage, abnormal behavior records, and platform-based review. This helps site managers check what happened after an incident and improve daily safety supervision.