Trackfy Innovates With Safety Device in Helmets for Construction Sites and Factories

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Published on 22/12/2023 at 12:34

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Revolutionary Technology for Worker Monitoring

Trackfy, a startup from Bahia, has introduced an innovative solution to enhance safety at construction sites and factories. This technology, already adopted by workers in major industrial hubs in Camaçari (BA), Cubatão (SP), and Mauá (SP), consists of a device attached to helmets and badges that emits real-time data to a cloud platform. Utilizing resources such as the Internet of Things (IoT), data analysis, and algorithms, this solution offers efficient and accurate monitoring of workers’ location and movement.

Improvement of Safety and Efficiency in Work Environments

Trackfy’s CEO, Túlio Cerviño, highlights that safety is significantly enhanced with this system. Through real-time monitoring and data analysis, managers of construction sites and industrial plants can track the presence and movement of their teams completely digitally. In emergency or risky situations, the system provides immediate alerts, facilitating emergency actions and evacuations. The technology automates processes that were previously performed manually, making them more efficient and safe.

Innovation and Compliance with Data Protection Standards

The system developed by Trackfy consists of IoT hardware and a data capture, analysis, and management system. The solution also includes Trackfy Docs, software for digital document approval. The company serves clients in sectors such as Chemicals, Petrochemicals, Steelmaking, Mining, and Construction. Cerviño emphasizes that the solution is aligned with the principles of the General Data Protection Law (LGPD) and labor regulations, as well as being in line with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.

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About the Startup and Its Growth

Founded in 2020 in Salvador by Túlio Cerviño and computer scientist Félix Faria, Trackfy began its operations in 2021. In just two years, the startup received funding from angel investors and participated in investment rounds, with another round expected in 2024. The initial focus was on the development and refinement of the Trackfy solution, as well as marketing and sales testing. Currently, Trackfy serves eight clients across nine units, having doubled its revenue in 2023, with even greater growth projections for 2024.

The innovation of Trackfy represents a significant advancement in the safety of industrial and construction environments, demonstrating the potential of technology to transform traditional practices and promote safer and more efficient workspaces.

Source: Jaine Machado – Communication Engineering.

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Improvement of Safety and Efficiency in Work Environments

Innovation and Compliance with Data Protection Standards

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