Strata Worldwide has joined the International Cargo Handling Coordination Association (ICHCA) to help enhance safety and productivity across global ports.
ICHCA notes that Strata Worldwide applies its AI-driven machine vision technology to enhance safety and prevent workplace accidents.
The association has accepted Strata’s membership, recognising its potential contribution to industry safety and productivity.
Speaking on behalf of Strata Worldwide, Adam Beauchamp, Head of the Company’s Maritime Division, said: “Strata’s mission is to protect workers who operate heavy machinery across multiple industry sectors. In the global port environment, we employ an AI-based machine vision system to enable proactive accident prevention, with early detection and warning of potential hazards.
“This reliable monitoring enhances safety while ensuring optimal productivity. Engagement with ICHCA members, and leveraging its influence across the industry and regulatory frameworks, is ideal for refining Strata’s future innovations.”
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Richard Steele of ICHCA added: “ICHCA is dedicated to improving the safety of all personnel handling cargo across the international maritime supply chain. We welcome all organisations that can contribute innovation, knowledge, experience, and best practices.
“Participation in the safety arena is increasing, particularly from organisations using advanced technologies such as remote monitoring, data analytics, and predictive solutions. We are therefore especially pleased to have Strata join us and bring its expertise to our collective efforts.”
Recently, ICHCA announced Scott McKay as its new Chair.
