JCB is putting safe operation at the heart of its Loadall telescopic handlers.
JCB Intellisense is an integrated pedestrian recognition system for use on Loadall telescopic handlers to reduce the risk to workers of being struck by moving materials handling machines. The system identifies, assesses, and mitigates risks on site and enables contractors and operators to manage potential hazards around the machine. Initially launched on two key construction models, the JCB 540-140 and the 535-125 Loadalls, the system utilises four cameras, three of which are AI cameras (two side mounted and one rear-facing) as well as a forwardfacing standard camera to improve visibility to the operator in line with the object detection and visibility aids standard ISO16001:2017.
Designed to detect pedestrians within a pre-set proximity of the machine, the system issues audible and visual warnings inside the cabin for the operator and externally for pedestrians and other site workers. The system also provides an operator alert button as standard, where the operator has the capability to record a 10 second data segment that is automatically sent to, and stored in, the cloud.
The factory-fit solution for Loadalls includes on-board data storage with a telematics box to provide a back-up of events that can be downloaded for playback. Unlike aftermarket systems, JCB Intellisense is fully integrated into the machine’s LiveLink telematics system, allowing users to remotely access the data, making it the ideal risk management tool for fleet and construction managers alike.
