The Blaxtair BXT5 PRO/ECO saves lives! This intelligent onboard camera helps prevent accidents between pedestrians and moving equipment. Thanks to Artificial Intelligence, Blaxtair BXT5® can distinguish a person from an obstacle in real time and alert the operator to danger — without unnecessary alarms.
The Blaxtair BXT5 AHD is the only AI camera capable of detecting and accurately locating a person in real time, regardless of posture — whether standing or crouching — and in the most demanding work environments. The system not only alerts operators to danger without unnecessary alarms, but also helps health & safety managers and site supervisors monitor and reduce accident risks. There is no equivalent on the market that is as compact, rugged, connected, scalable, and easy to install.
Enhanced Pedestrian Safety
Improved Productivity and Working Conditions
The Blaxtair BXT5 AHD generates relevant alerts for the operator, eliminating unnecessary alarms and helping prevent the loss of vigilance associated with alarm fatigue.
Helps avoid costs related to production downtime, accidents, and personal injuries.
Key components of the system
This pedestrian detection system continuously monitors blind areas around the machine, especially blind spots. The Blaxtair BXT5 AHD features the most advanced embedded Artificial Intelligence for detecting people in danger, powered by ultra-powerful algorithms and a unique, extensive training database.
The system issues both audible and visual alerts to warn the operator of imminent danger. An in-cab display screen allows the operator to instantly assess the severity of the situation.
Despite efforts to regulate the movement of forklifts on one side and pedestrians on the other, physical separation is not always possible. There remains a significant risk of collision due to warehouse layouts, momentary inattention from pedestrians or forklift operators, and the unavoidable interaction between machinery, truck drivers, and workers on foot.
The recycling industry, particularly sorting centers, involves significant interaction between workers on foot and machinery, leading to serious accidents every year. Pedestrian traffic and ground-level sorting activities, combined with operators focused on productivity while controlling powerful machines with major blind spots, create a high risk of collision.
Ensuring the safety of workers moving on foot across a job site, quarry, sand pit, mine, or tunnel is essential. Machines operating regularly near pedestrians present a real danger. Operators often have limited visibility due to significant blind spots. In addition, ground workers frequently wear hearing protection and may not hear approaching equipment.
Despite efforts to manage forklift traffic on one side and pedestrians on the other, physical separation is not always possible. There remains a significant risk of collision due to warehouse layouts, momentary inattention from pedestrians or forklift operators, and the unavoidable interaction between machinery, truck drivers, and workers on foot.
The recycling industry, particularly sorting centers, involves significant interaction between workers on foot and machinery, leading to serious accidents every year. Pedestrian traffic and ground-level sorting activities, combined with operators focused on productivity while operating powerful machines with major blind spots, create a high risk of collision.
Ensuring the safety of workers moving on foot across a job site, quarry, sand pit, mine, or tunnel is essential. Machines operating regularly near pedestrians present a real danger. Operators often have limited visibility due to significant blind spots. In addition, ground workers frequently wear hearing protection and may not hear approaching equipment.
The Blaxtair BXT5 is an onboard AI-powered camera that detects and locates pedestrians in real time around heavy machinery. It uses 3D vision technology to alert the operator in less than 300 milliseconds (faster than the blink of an eye!).
The Blaxtair 5 camera can detect a pedestrian even when crouching or only partially visible (for example, just a leg). Both the operator and the pedestrian are alerted visually and audibly, but only when a worker enters the preconfigured and adjustable detection zone.
A backup camera simply displays an image — that’s all. Blaxtair understands what it sees. Thanks to its embedded Artificial Intelligence, it analyzes every image in real time, identifies people (standing, crouching, or partially visible), evaluates the level of risk, and triggers a targeted alert.
It can also record detection events and transmit data to a safety management dashboard through the optional connected module, Blaxtair Connect.
Yes. Blaxtair technologies are specifically designed for the most demanding environments: intense vibrations, impacts, dust, mud, and extreme temperatures ranging from -40°C to +85°C.
The camera is IP69K certified, meaning it withstands high-pressure water jets and immersion. This is why it is widely used in mines, quarries, recycling centers, and municipal operations around the world.
No. One of Blaxtair’s greatest advantages is that it does not require workers to wear any equipment. Detection is fully visual and autonomous.
This greatly simplifies deployment on-site, eliminating the costly purchase and management of tags.
Blaxtair BXT5 is compatible with all types and brands of heavy equipment, including forklifts, wheel loaders, excavators, dump trucks, telehandlers, graders, refuse trucks, and municipal vehicles.
The detection zone can be adjusted in both length and width depending on the machine type and application.
The installation is designed to be fast and efficient. In most cases, a certified technician such as those at RMT Équipement can complete the installation and operator training in a single day per machine.
Certain models, such as the Blaxtair 5 ECO, can even be installed by the customer at a rate of up to two systems per technician per day.
Blaxtair Connect is the optional cloud-based IoT module for the system.
It allows health and safety managers to monitor real-time detection data across the entire fleet: which machines present the highest risks, where and when incidents occur most frequently, and how effective the implemented preventive measures are.
It is a powerful tool for HSE managers looking to move from a reactive approach to a proactive safety strategy.
Yes. Quebec’s Occupational Health and Safety Act (LSST) requires employers to take the necessary measures to protect workers from risks related to moving machinery.
An AI detection system like Blaxtair constitutes a documented and recognized technical preventive measure. In addition, event data recorded by Blaxtair Connect can serve as supporting evidence during compliance audits or accident investigations.
Most proximity detection systems rely on ultrasonic technology. These systems detect the presence of an object without knowing whether it is a person, a pillar, or another vehicle.
They are also heavily affected by environmental conditions such as snow, mud, and ice, often stopping operation or generating false detections when obstructed.
Blaxtair, powered by AI, continues to operate in extreme conditions, even with a dirty lens.
Yes. RMT Équipement is the exclusive Canadian distributor for Blaxtair solutions.
RMT keeps all models in stock and operates as a certified technical service center capable of repairing both previous-generation products (Blaxtair3, MR90, MR180) and new-generation products (Origin, MR120, BXT5 ECO, BXT5 PRO).
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