In the field of labor protection, Metinvest enterprises actively use solutions based on computer vision.
Group Metinvest began using artificial intelligence in its businesses to improve safety and control product quality. This was announced by the head of the Metinvest Digital R&D center, Maxim Balanyuk, the press service of the holding reported on Thursday, November 28.
In the field of labor protection in enterprises Metinvest A solution based on computer vision is actively used: this is the SPAIS platform integrated with industrial video surveillance.
“Different cameras use different models that collect data on violations or compliance with safety rules. In this way, we monitor the presence of people in safe or dangerous places and the presence of personal protective equipment may signal the occurrence of fire or smoke in hazardous areas and so on,” said Balanyuk at the Forbes Tech 2024: Technologies for your business conference.
According to him, this platform works effectively in some businesses Metinvest and they plan to scale it to other company assets. After all, the number of violations after the introduction of the new system decreased.
Another new product from Metinvest Digital is a computer vision solution that helps evaluate and control product quality, reduce inefficient use of materials and ensure maximum compliance with customer requirements. This, in turn, helps reduce costs associated with complaints and metal recycling.
“The first version of the product is available today: the system operates at the level of a highly qualified expert. Next year we plan to release an improved version,” Balaniuk noted.
The first version of this solution will annually bring about 250 thousand dollars of economic impact per business. And the next version will save twice as much money.
Let’s remember that earlier Metinvest named the priorities of wartime work. The company said that the established priorities and goals of such conservative industries as the mining and metallurgical complex became irrelevant on February 24, 2022.
Within 1,000 days of the start of the massive Russian invasion, the group Metinvest sent 8 billion hryvnias to help Ukraine and its citizens and transferred more than 50 billion hryvnias in taxes and fees to the budgets of all levels.
Source: korrespondent
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