SafeLight is an innovative safety system utilising advanced LED technology to project visual warnings directly onto the pavement, effectively capturing the attention of pedestrian, particularly distracted "Down header" mobile users. It can be deployed easily in different scenarios including, but not limited to, road crossing, construction site exit and danger zone. 

SafeLight operates as a "smart" pedestrian safety feature that can work 

standalone or integrates with the COMBIA series signal head. When the control 

signal is given, SafeLight projects an illuminated visual warning (a red light beam) 

onto the sidewalk edge, making the signal visible at ground level. It is designed 

to alert distracted pedestrians, especially those looking at their smartphones, by 

reflecting light onto their devices’ screens or on the floor as they approach the 

crossing. Key properties include robust weather resistance, operator-friendliness, 

easy installation and adjustment and photobiological safety standards. The 

standalone Safelight is modular and can be added in accordance with the site requirements. Intended end users are construction site managers, developers, 

municipal authorities, and smart city technology integrators seeking to enhance 

crosswalk safety. 

Benefits :

- Dramatically improves visibility of pedestrian signals for those looking down.

- Minimises risk of accidents related to smartphone distraction. 

- Uniform design with simple installation and maintenance 

- Easy technical integration with different controllers. 

- Certified for CE, EMC, and photobiological safety. 

- Adjustable projected area using tool-free Turn and Twist (TaT) mechanism. 

- Wide operating temperature range (-40°C to +60°C). 

- Light Module of the Safelight can be easily replaceable without the need of 

uninstalling the entire unit

Applications :
- Construction area exits. 

- Temporary crossings in work zones 

- Danger zone/Fatal zone in lifting area 

- Danger zone/Fatal zone in machine operation area

Project References :
- Transport Department pedestrian signals