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Company Announcements · 6 Jun 2022

President Halimah Yacob visits Invigilo, June 2022

President Halimah Yacob speaking with the Invigilo team during the June 2022 visit
Photo: Invigilo AI archive, June 2022

President Halimah Yacob visited Invigilo in June 2022 and viewed the company's AI video analytics system for workplace safety. The Straits Times covered the start-up in its 6 June 2022 article "Local start-up uses AI and cameras to detect violations to improve workplace safety".

During the visit, the President was shown how the system works on a site's existing CCTV cameras: detecting unsafe acts and conditions in real time and alerting the site team so lapses can be corrected early.

The Straits Times reported on Invigilo's approach at a time of close national attention on workplace safety in Singapore, describing how a local start-up applies AI and cameras to detect violations and improve safety outcomes on the ground.

What this means for customers

A visit is reported here as exactly that, a visit. The substance for customers is the technology that was shown: the same detection platform, running on existing cameras, that operates across Invigilo's deployed sites today.

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About Invigilo

Invigilo is the AI-native safety manager for high-risk operations. Its detection layer, SafeKey, runs on the CCTV a site already owns, detecting 40+ risk types in real time and feeding corrective actions and reporting. Founded in Singapore in 2020 and ISO 27001 certified, Invigilo is deployed across close to 200 active sites in construction, oil and gas, manufacturing, mining, logistics and maritime. Facial recognition is not used.

Media enquiries: sales@invigilo.sg

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