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Deployed at sea with tier-one shipping operators.
Live on ARC M/V Patriot and further vessels — cited by masters and chief engineers as a key tool for CO₂ deployment, muster and locating disoriented or injured crew.
“LifeFinder greatly reduces the time required to safely deploy the vessel CO₂ extinguishing system, by providing a live accounting and attendance of all officers and crew.”
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Platform specifications
Wearable beacons run for up to five years on a single charge — fit-and-forget across a full crew rotation.
38 × 44 × 13 mm, 30 grams — clips onto workwear, helmets, radios, vests and wrist straps.
Sealed against dust and water immersion. ATEX / EX / Hazmat-ready variants for hazardous zones.
A single tactile button raises the alarm and pushes live position into the vessel's existing alarm system.
CO₂ deployment, evacuation, rescue — every protocol assumes the crew list is accurate and everyone can be found. Usually neither is true.
Beacons stay dark during normal operations. When an alarm fires, they wake and stream live position — respecting privacy by default.
Wearable devices, positioning beacons on every deck, gateways for backbone comms, muster station check-in and a central safety platform with UI and API.
Wires into existing fire, gas and monitoring systems. No parallel control room — one operator view, one source of truth.
Crew tap in at muster stations; the platform shows who is accounted for and where the missing were last seen — deck, frame, side.
Once the backbone is installed: early warnings (thermal runaway, oil mist, smoke), life-saving equipment tracking, cargo and visitor safety.
Built for harsh and hazardous environments where GPS fails and every second matters.
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