Forklift Pedestrian Detection Systems Blog – Real EHS Insights for 2026

The 2026 AI Pedestrian Detection System Buyers Guide helps cross-functional teams evaluate and validate forklift safety solutions before scaling.

Wheel loader reversing near pedestrian with active collision warning system. Why real-time pedestrian alerts on construction sites are no longer optional, and how the right collision avoidance systems prevent life-altering accidents. Introduction A spotter turns their head. An excavator swings wide. A dump truck reverses with a blind spot. These aren’t edge cases. They’re daily hazards on active construction sites. And when heavy equipment meets foot traffic, the consequences

Scaling EHS pedestrian detection using a Validation Unit reduces risk, builds trust, and validates forklift safety performance under real conditions.

EHS in construction is evolving. Proxicam's construction site pedestrian detection systems offer real-time detection, data insights, and hazard protection for teams.

Pedestrian detection systems are often scaled before they are fully proven in real operating environments. The First Unit Performance Guarantee introduces a validation-first approach that helps EHS leaders confirm performance on forklifts and industrial vehicles before committing to broader deployment across sites or fleets.

ZoneSafe delivers RFID-powered pedestrian detection for construction sites where workers and heavy equipment operate in close proximity. Learn how Riodatos installs and supports ZoneSafe to prevent blind-spot collisions, improve operator awareness, and strengthen compliance across dynamic, high-risk construction environments.

Expert comparison of UWB vs AI-vision pedestrian detection systems for 2025. This guide explains performance differences, infrastructure requirements, compliance risks, environmental challenges, and cost structures to help safety managers choose the right collision-prevention technology.