Monitoring & Management Platform

HelmetSight Monitoring Platform

Real-time GPS tracking, safety alerts, and operational visibility for smart helmet deployments.

HelmetSight provides a monitoring platform to manage smart helmet devices in the field. Supervisors can view device status, live GPS location, safety alerts, track playback, and event records. The platform can be used through cloud subscription, on-premise deployment, or project-specific integration with an existing customer system.

Smart Helmet Platform Layer

What does the HelmetSight platform do?

The HelmetSight monitoring platform connects smart helmet devices with supervisors, command teams, and enterprise systems. It provides a central layer for device status, GPS tracking, alerts, video/media workflows, playback, user roles, and deployment-specific integration.

For most projects, helmet video, GPS, alarm, device status, and media records are managed through the platform layer first. Third-party integration can then be discussed through approved API, SDK, protocol, RTSP, or local deployment paths depending on the required workflow.

Field device layer

G808 and G901 terminals

Smart helmet devices capture field data such as video, location, alarms, status, and media files.

Platform layer

Monitoring and management

The platform handles dashboards, live monitoring, alert workflows, playback, device management, and user roles.

Integration layer

API or local architecture

Existing systems can access selected data through project-approved integration paths after technical evaluation.

What You Can Do on the Platform

Device Status Dashboard

Online/offline, battery, connectivity, device list overview

Live GPS Tracking

Live map view, location updates, team visibility by site/project

Alert Center

SOS and safety alarms, acknowledgment workflow, incident records

Track Playback

Historical route review and timeline replay for investigation

Media Evidence (if enabled)

Photo/video records linked to events for incident review

User & Role Management

Role-based access for admins, supervisors, dispatchers

Modules depend on project configuration and policy.

Platform Architecture

Standard Platform Flow and Integration Paths

In a standard deployment, smart helmet devices connect to the HelmetSight platform through 4G, Wi-Fi, or a project-defined network. Supervisors use the platform dashboard for monitoring, while third-party systems can access selected data through approved integration paths.

Step 1

Smart Helmet Devices

G808 and G901 capture device status, GPS/location, alarms, video/media data, and field operation events.

Step 2

Network Connection

Devices connect through 4G, Wi-Fi, LAN, or project-specific network architecture depending on site conditions.

Step 3

HelmetSight Platform

The platform manages live monitoring, alerts, playback, device/user management, storage, and selected data services.

Step 4

Dashboard or Integration

Supervisors use web/mobile dashboards, while third-party systems can connect through approved APIs or local deployment paths.

Cloud platform path

Best for pilots, fast rollout, remote access, and teams that want hosted platform access without local server infrastructure.

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On-premise platform path

Best for private networks, local storage, data residency, lower-latency local workflows, and projects that need local platform control.

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Third-party integration path

Best for customers that need GPS, alarm, status, media references, or video access inside an existing command or AI platform.

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Important integration note

Direct low-level device-to-third-party integration is not the default path. For video streams, local AI boxes, RTSP, GB/T 28181, API access, or custom APK workflows, the technical route should be confirmed based on the device model, deployment model, network architecture, and customer-side system requirements.

Platform Core Modules

Overview Dashboard (Map + Status)

  • Map view for live GPS positioning
  • Device list with online/offline and battery
  • Quick view of alerts and key events
Platform overview dashboard (map + device status)

Live GPS map + device status + alerts

Platform command and coordination module

Alert handling + coordination workflow

Command & Coordination

  • Handle safety alerts with acknowledgment workflow
  • Team coordination features (intercom/broadcast when enabled)
  • Real-time monitoring for supervisors (when enabled)

Playback & Audit

  • Track playback for historical routes
  • Event timeline review for incidents
  • Media references (photo/video) when enabled
Platform playback module

Route playback + event timeline

Platform admin console module

User roles + device management + reports

Admin Console

  • User/role management and permissions
  • Device provisioning and configuration templates
  • Reports export (alerts, attendance/logs when enabled)

Deployment Options

Cloud Subscription

Fast onboarding with hosted platform access.

Cloud Subscription

On-Premise Deployment

Customer-hosted platform for strict data control and compliance.

On-Premise Deployment

Integration (API/SDK)

Connect device data into your existing platform and workflow.

Integration Guide
API / SDK / RTSP Planning

Integration data and technical boundaries

Integration scope depends on deployment model, device configuration, selected platform modules, and the customer-side system architecture.

Data / Function Examples Integration Note
Device status online/offline, battery, connectivity, device list Typically accessed through platform-side data interfaces after authentication.
Location and track GPS coordinates, timestamps, route history, geofence logic Location data can support third-party geofence or dispatch workflows depending on API scope.
Safety alerts SOS, stay-still, impact, helmet removal, live-wire, height, geofence events Alarm records and workflows depend on enabled device functions and platform modules.
Video stream live video, RTSP via platform, GB/T 28181 where applicable Video access path must be confirmed. Local deployment or streaming service may be required for RTSP/local AI workflows.
Media records photo/video file references, event-linked evidence, playback records Availability depends on storage policy, upload mode, and deployment configuration.
Command return path text message, media instruction, voice/broadcast features where enabled Outbound commands must be reviewed against device-side support and platform permissions.

Standard integration path

Device data is handled by the HelmetSight platform first. The customer system then calls approved platform APIs or uses agreed integration interfaces.

Custom integration path

Direct device workflows, custom APKs, local AI boxes, RTSP routes, or special protocols require engineering review and project-specific confirmation.

Hardware Devices

Supported Smart Helmet Devices

The HelmetSight monitoring platform works together with wearable smart helmet devices used in field operations. Depending on project requirements, customers can choose an integrated smart helmet or a retrofit-oriented terminal.

Both products can work with the HelmetSight monitoring platform, depending on operational requirements, deployment architecture, and hardware preference.

Platform FAQ

Monitoring platform questions

These answers help buyers evaluate cloud access, on-premise deployment, API integration, video access, and platform planning before a technical call.

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Can we use the platform via cloud subscription?

Yes. Cloud subscription is suitable for pilots, fast rollout, remote access, and teams that want managed platform access without setting up local server infrastructure. Actual service scope depends on the project package and account configuration.

Do you support on-premise deployment?

Yes. On-premise deployment can be discussed for customers with data residency, private network, local storage, local video access, or strict control requirements. Available modules, server requirements, and integration scope should be confirmed during project evaluation.

Can we integrate data into our existing system?

Yes. Integration can be discussed through approved API, SDK, protocol, or platform-based interfaces. In the standard path, the customer system accesses selected data through the platform after authentication. Push, webhook, database access, or direct device integration should be confirmed separately.

Can a local AI box or third-party platform access helmet video?

Video integration depends on the selected device, network, protocol, and deployment model. Possible paths may include platform-mediated RTSP, local platform deployment, GB/T 28181 where applicable, or custom application development. Direct device-to-third-party video access should not be assumed until engineering confirms the exact route.

What does the dashboard typically show?

The dashboard can show live map view, device online/offline status, battery/connectivity information, alert center, track playback, media records when enabled, user roles, device management, and reports depending on platform configuration.

What information is needed to propose an integration plan?

Please share device scale, number of sites, network environment, required data categories, video requirements, customer-side platform architecture, security requirements, preferred deployment model, and integration timeline.

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