Forklift Pedestrian Safety — Free Assessment
Forklift pedestrian detection that slows the truck
Signs and floor tape ask people to be careful. Guardian detects the pedestrian, warns both sides, and slows the forklift automatically — then drives your gates, lights, and projectors as one system. Installed on the fleet you already own.
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700+
systems installed worldwide
~3 days
to install a 5-forklift system
All brands
Toyota · Crown · Hyster · Raymond · Yale
How it prevents the incident
01
Detect
UWB, RFID, LiDAR, and camera sensors detect pedestrians 3–21 feet around each forklift — through racking and around blind corners, where warning lights alone can't help.
02
Alert
The operator gets audible and visual warnings. The pedestrian's tag vibrates. Floor projectors and beacons fire at the crossing. Both sides know, at the same moment.
03
Intervene
In the protection zone the forklift slows automatically — no reaction time, no hoping the operator saw it. Gates lock, lights switch, and every event is logged for your OSHA record.
Retrofit proof: Guardian installs on your existing forklifts in a few hours per vehicle — no fleet replacement, no new trucks. Phased rollouts protect the highest-risk crossings first and expand on the same platform. Read the full system breakdown on the forklift pedestrian detection page, or compare technologies on the forklift collision avoidance page.
What happens next
1
An engineer reviews your floor
You talk to an engineer, not a sales rep. We review your layout, fleet, and incident history and tell you honestly whether detection, traffic control, or something simpler fits.
2
We map your conflict zones
On-site or by video walk-through, we document every forklift-pedestrian crossing, blind corner, and dock face — with traffic volumes and sight lines.
3
You get a fixed quote
Zones, technology, and price itemized — equipment, installation, and commissioning in one number. Phased rollout is normal: worst crossings first.
Not ready to talk? Score your own floor first with the Traffic Risk Score — seven questions, instant result.