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=== About Safety AI === | |||
This guide explains how to operate the '''Safety AI''' system using [[Definitions#VIS|VIS]]. It covers the everyday tasks performed by operators and supervisors, including monitoring cameras, reviewing events, and responding to system notifications. | |||
Installation, configuration, and system administration are covered in separate documentation. | |||
== Who should read this guide? == | == Who should read this guide? == | ||
This guide is intended for: | This guide is intended for: | ||
* | * '''Safety AI''' system integrators | ||
* End users | |||
* Supervisors | * Supervisors | ||
* Maintenance personnel performing routine operational checks | * Maintenance personnel performing routine operational checks | ||
This guide does not cover system installation or administration. | This guide does not cover system installation or administration. | ||
== Purpose and Goals == | |||
This guide explains how to operate the '''Safety AI''' system using VIS. It covers the everyday tasks performed by operators and supervisors, including monitoring cameras, reviewing events, and responding to system notifications. | |||
Installation, configuration, and system administration are covered in separate documentation. | |||
At the end of this tutorial you should expect to know how '''Safety AI''' system works in general and have working knowledge on the following topics: | |||
# Access event and system logs | |||
# Monitor live camera feed | |||
# Redraw camera regions | |||
# Administer VIS notification settings | |||
== Before you begin == | == Before you begin == | ||
To follow this guide, you should: | To follow this guide, you should: | ||
* Have access to a Safety AI system | * Have access to a '''Safety AI''' system | ||
* Have a valid VIS user account | * Have a valid VIS user account | ||
* Be familiar with your site's safety procedures | * Be familiar with your site's safety procedures | ||
= Safety Notice = | |||
=== Intended Use === | |||
'''Safety AI''' is an industrial AI-based safety system intended to detect specified hazards within its configured field of view and to provide outputs that can be integrated into a machine's safety-related control system. The system shall be installed, configured, commissioned, and maintained only in accordance with this User Guide and the applicable product documentation. | |||
Safety AI is intended for use only in applications for which it has been configured, verified, and validated. Any use outside the documented operating conditions, environmental specifications, or intended application is considered misuse. | |||
=== Important Safety Information === | |||
* Read and understand relevant guides before installing, configuring, or operating the system. | |||
* Installation, commissioning, testing, and maintenance shall be performed only by qualified personnel with appropriate knowledge of machinery safety and applicable regulations. | |||
* The complete machine or installation shall undergo a risk assessment and the required verification and validation activities before being placed into service. | |||
* '''Safety AI''' is one component of a complete safety function and shall not be used as the sole means of risk reduction unless such use has been verified and validated for the intended application. | |||
* Any modification to the machine, monitored area, camera position, lighting conditions, AI configuration, software version, or other system parameters may affect system performance and shall be evaluated before the system is returned to service. | |||
* Periodic inspection and functional testing shall be carried out in accordance with the maintenance procedures described in this User Guide. | |||
* If the system exhibits unexpected behavior or a fault is suspected, the machine shall be placed in a safe state and the cause shall be investigated before operation resumes. | |||
Failure to follow these instructions may result in reduced safety performance, increased risk of injury, equipment damage, or non-compliance with applicable regulations. | |||
== Chapters == | == Chapters == | ||
# [[Safety AI User Guide/System Overview|System Overview]] | # [[Safety AI User Guide/System Overview|System Overview]] | ||
# [[Safety AI User Guide/Getting Started|Getting Started]] | # [[Safety AI User Guide/Getting Started|Getting Started]] | ||
# [[Safety AI User Guide/Live Monitoring| | # [[Safety AI User Guide/Live Monitoring|Monitoring]] | ||
# [[Safety AI User Guide/Events|Events]] | # [[Safety AI User Guide/Events|Events and Logging]] | ||
# [[Safety AI User Guide/ | # [[Safety AI User Guide/User Management|User Management]] | ||
# [[ | # [[Troubleshooting]] | ||
# [[Safety AI User Guide | # [[Definitions|Glossary]] | ||
== Version Information == | |||
This guides applies to following software and versions, unless otherwise specified: | |||
* VIS 28 and above | |||
* Visor 2.3012 | |||
Behavior of features may vary depending on the version. | |||
== Disclaimers == | |||
* If no specific version in mentioned, information in this guides applies to latest version. | |||
* The information contained in this User Guide is provided to assist users in the installation, configuration, operation, and maintenance of '''Safety AI'''. While every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this document, Event Gates reserves the right to modify the product and its documentation without prior notice. | |||
* '''Safety AI''' is intended for use only as described in this User Guide and the accompanying product documentation. Installation, commissioning, validation, and maintenance shall be performed by suitably qualified personnel familiar with the applicable machinery safety requirements. | |||
* '''Safety AI''' is one element of an overall machine safety strategy and shall not be considered a substitute for a machine risk assessment or for other protective measures required by applicable laws, regulations, or standards. The machine manufacturer, system integrator, or entity placing the machinery into service remains responsible for ensuring that the complete machine complies with all applicable legal and safety requirements. | |||
* Users are responsible for verifying that the installed system is correctly configured, validated, and maintained for the intended application. Changes to the machine, operating environment, camera placement, lighting conditions, AI configuration, or other system parameters may affect system performance and require re-validation. | |||
* Except where prohibited by applicable law, Event Gates shall not be liable for damages resulting from improper installation, misuse, unauthorized modification, operation outside the specified operating conditions, or failure to follow the instructions contained in this documentation. | |||
* This document does not grant any license to patents, copyrights, trademarks, or other intellectual property rights except as expressly provided by applicable agreements with Event Gates. | |||
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Latest revision as of 19:21, 5 August 2026
Safety AI User's Guide
Chapter Overview
Welcome to the Event Gates Safety AI User's Guide. This guide explains how to operate the Safety AI system using VIS.
About Safety AI
This guide explains how to operate the Safety AI system using VIS. It covers the everyday tasks performed by operators and supervisors, including monitoring cameras, reviewing events, and responding to system notifications.
Installation, configuration, and system administration are covered in separate documentation.
Who should read this guide?
This guide is intended for:
- Safety AI system integrators
- End users
- Supervisors
- Maintenance personnel performing routine operational checks
This guide does not cover system installation or administration.
Purpose and Goals
This guide explains how to operate the Safety AI system using VIS. It covers the everyday tasks performed by operators and supervisors, including monitoring cameras, reviewing events, and responding to system notifications.
Installation, configuration, and system administration are covered in separate documentation.
At the end of this tutorial you should expect to know how Safety AI system works in general and have working knowledge on the following topics:
- Access event and system logs
- Monitor live camera feed
- Redraw camera regions
- Administer VIS notification settings
Before you begin
To follow this guide, you should:
- Have access to a Safety AI system
- Have a valid VIS user account
- Be familiar with your site's safety procedures
Safety Notice
Intended Use
Safety AI is an industrial AI-based safety system intended to detect specified hazards within its configured field of view and to provide outputs that can be integrated into a machine's safety-related control system. The system shall be installed, configured, commissioned, and maintained only in accordance with this User Guide and the applicable product documentation.
Safety AI is intended for use only in applications for which it has been configured, verified, and validated. Any use outside the documented operating conditions, environmental specifications, or intended application is considered misuse.
Important Safety Information
- Read and understand relevant guides before installing, configuring, or operating the system.
- Installation, commissioning, testing, and maintenance shall be performed only by qualified personnel with appropriate knowledge of machinery safety and applicable regulations.
- The complete machine or installation shall undergo a risk assessment and the required verification and validation activities before being placed into service.
- Safety AI is one component of a complete safety function and shall not be used as the sole means of risk reduction unless such use has been verified and validated for the intended application.
- Any modification to the machine, monitored area, camera position, lighting conditions, AI configuration, software version, or other system parameters may affect system performance and shall be evaluated before the system is returned to service.
- Periodic inspection and functional testing shall be carried out in accordance with the maintenance procedures described in this User Guide.
- If the system exhibits unexpected behavior or a fault is suspected, the machine shall be placed in a safe state and the cause shall be investigated before operation resumes.
Failure to follow these instructions may result in reduced safety performance, increased risk of injury, equipment damage, or non-compliance with applicable regulations.
Chapters
- System Overview
- Getting Started
- Monitoring
- Events and Logging
- User Management
- Troubleshooting
- Glossary
Version Information
This guides applies to following software and versions, unless otherwise specified:
- VIS 28 and above
- Visor 2.3012
Behavior of features may vary depending on the version.
Disclaimers
- If no specific version in mentioned, information in this guides applies to latest version.
- The information contained in this User Guide is provided to assist users in the installation, configuration, operation, and maintenance of Safety AI. While every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this document, Event Gates reserves the right to modify the product and its documentation without prior notice.
- Safety AI is intended for use only as described in this User Guide and the accompanying product documentation. Installation, commissioning, validation, and maintenance shall be performed by suitably qualified personnel familiar with the applicable machinery safety requirements.
- Safety AI is one element of an overall machine safety strategy and shall not be considered a substitute for a machine risk assessment or for other protective measures required by applicable laws, regulations, or standards. The machine manufacturer, system integrator, or entity placing the machinery into service remains responsible for ensuring that the complete machine complies with all applicable legal and safety requirements.
- Users are responsible for verifying that the installed system is correctly configured, validated, and maintained for the intended application. Changes to the machine, operating environment, camera placement, lighting conditions, AI configuration, or other system parameters may affect system performance and require re-validation.
- Except where prohibited by applicable law, Event Gates shall not be liable for damages resulting from improper installation, misuse, unauthorized modification, operation outside the specified operating conditions, or failure to follow the instructions contained in this documentation.
- This document does not grant any license to patents, copyrights, trademarks, or other intellectual property rights except as expressly provided by applicable agreements with Event Gates.