Industry 4.0 Company

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Industry 4.0 Company
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• To build an AI assisted platform connecting
  humans, machines and systems enabling the
  autonomous Industry 5.0 factory. Our industry
  safety software and SaaS platform aggregates data
  from the entire facility and breaks down
  conventional silos of knowledge and data by
  analyzing field safety reports from
  safe-connected workers and data from ERP systems,
  OT, and IoT sensors.

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• The GOARC Safety platform then analyzes the
  worker tasks based on our unique risk model that
  includes location, time-of-day, weather, tools,
  materials, and more to generate a personalized
  safety routine that guides the performance of
  tasks.
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• Hundreds of thousands of workers worldwide use
  the GOARC Safety 4.0 platform in more than 15
  languages in the oil and gas, petrochemical,
  mining 4.0, construction, utility, maritime and
  logistics industries.

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• Founded in 2015 by behavioral, safety, industry,
  and technology experts, GOARC is privately funded
  and headquartered in Motza Illit, Israel, with
  offices in the USA, Canada, Germany, France,
  Israel and Singapore.

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• The research firm McKinsey found that these
  returns range from up to 50 reduction in machine
  downtime, up to 30 increases in throughput, up
  to 30 increase in labor productivity, and 85
  more accurate forecasting.

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• If digital transformation were a set of keys,
  this is what the unlocking of potential would
  look like measurable returns on digital
  investment across every touchpoint within the
  organization.

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• One of the most significant areas that benefits
  from intelligent investment into technology is
  safety safety for workers, facilities,
  machinery and operations. This aligns with the
  changing market landscape and increased pressures
  across operational methodologies, competitive
  differentiation, and shifting workforce demands.

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• The reality is that companies need to do more
  than just adopt lean philosophies they have to
  invest in a human-centered approach that
  leverages technology to connect workers and
  improve efficiencies.

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• Enter Safety 4.0. An approach recently described
  in EHS Today as the era of Cyber Physical
  Systems. Its the connection of devices,
  wearables, data, insights, analytics, and systems
  into a cohesive ecosystem that alerts, protects,
  prevents, and manages. Its real-time proactive
  and preventative decision-making that translates
  into a new worker paradigm that delivers ROI
  across talent retention, uptime, and service
  delivery.