Powerfleet, a global leader in AIoT software-as-a-service solutions, will showcase its innovative mining safety technologies at AIMEX 2025, Asia-Pacific’s largest mining expo. The event is scheduled for September 23-25 at the Adelaide Showground in Adelaide, Australia.

Recent Safe Work Australia data highlights the urgent need for advanced safety solutions in mining. Vehicle incidents and workers struck by moving objects accounted for 54% of all worker fatalities in 2023, emphasising the need for superior safety measures.

“Australian mining operations face intense pressure to increase productivity while maintaining stringent safety standards,” said Brodie von Berg, Managing Director of Powerfleet Australia. “Our integrated AIoT ecosystem provides real-time safety insights, helping mining companies prevent incidents before they happen.”

At AIMEX 2025, Booth R25, Powerfleet will showcase two key solutions:

• VisionAI Technology: Detects fatigue and distraction in vehicle operators and identifies proximity hazards on-site, providing real-time alerts to prevent accidents.
• Unity Platform: Unifies data from various sources, including VisionAI devices, delivering actionable insights for informed decision-making and enabling automated compliance reporting.

“By combining real-time risk detection with operational intelligence, Powerfleet empowers mining teams to act proactively, protecting people, assets, and productivity throughout the mining journey,” von Berg added.

Powerfleet’s integrated approach addresses critical mining safety challenges, from fatigue on roads to proximity risks on site. By unifying data and providing real-time safety insights, these solutions enable mining companies to stop incidents before they happen.

AIMEX 2025 attendees are invited to visit Booth R25 for live demonstrations and to discuss customised solutions for their mining operations.

For more information, or to book a time at our stand, visit our dedicated event landing page.

The company demonstrates AI-powered safety innovations and data unification platform at the UK’s premier intralogistics event.

BIRMINGHAM, UK – July 16 – Powerfleet, a global leader in artificial intelligence of things (AIoT) software-as-a-service solutions, will showcase its comprehensive warehouse safety technologies at IMHX 2025. Scheduled for September 9-11 at the NEC Birmingham, the event is the UK’s leading trade show for intralogistics, supply chain management, and material handling innovation.

Powerfleet will demonstrate intelligent solutions that tackle critical safety challenges in British warehouse operations at Stand D87. Central to the company’s offerings is a comprehensive software and hardware ecosystem that lays the foundation for data-driven operational excellence across mixed forklift fleets.

The demonstration comes as UK workplace safety statistics highlight the urgent need for advanced safety solutions. According to the British Safety Council, there are over 1,300 forklift-related accidents in the UK every year – an average of five for every working day. Recent Health and Safety Executive figures show that being struck by moving machinery or vehicles remains one of the leading causes of fatal injuries in UK workplaces, with 27 workplace deaths reported in the last year alone.

“British warehouses face mounting pressure from faster delivery demands, labour shortages, and the constant threat of costly accidents,” said Ingmar Schoemacher, Director of Enterprise Sales for the European region at Powerfleet. “Our integrated AIoT ecosystem provides real-time safety intelligence that enables operations managers to prevent incidents before they occur, transforming warehouse safety from a compliance requirement into a competitive advantage.”

Speaking Session: Industry Expertise on Hidden Risks

Powerfleet will host a speaking session titled “The Hidden Warehouse Risk That Will Cost You Your Job” on Wednesday, 10 September, from 10:45-11:15 AM. The session will feature Schoemacher alongside Martijn Graat, founder of LogisticsMatter and host of the Does Logistics Matter? podcast.

Graat brings over 20 years of industry experience, having begun his career as a logistics engineer at DHL and Menlo Logistics before founding his thought leadership platform focused on supply chain and logistics innovation. The session will be conducted as a live podcast recording, offering an unscripted, conversational exploration of technology strategies that leading facilities use to eliminate operational blind spots.

Comprehensive Safety Solutions on Display

At Stand D87, Powerfleet will showcase its suite of in-warehouse safety solutions designed to protect workers and optimise operations across any forklift brand.

Pedestrian Proximity Detection uses AI-enabled vision technology to identify pedestrians and vehicles without the need for wearable devices or special infrastructure. The system offers automatic object detection with configurable alert zones, real-time visual and audible alerts, and comprehensive event data collection, including breach location, time, and operator identity.

Forklift Gateway (VAC) acts as the command centre for warehouse safety operations, providing automated tracking and management of industrial vehicles and operators. Main features include driver authentication through wireless access control, customisable multilingual electronic safety checklists, machine-learning impact sensors for damage detection, and ongoing performance monitoring.

The Unity platform addresses the challenge of fragmented data across warehouse operations by offering a single source of truth for all safety information. The platform integrates with IoT devices and third-party systems, delivering AI-powered insights for better decision-making while enabling automated compliance reports and custom safety alerts.

These solutions have delivered measurable results for clients globally. A leading food and beverage company achieved an 85% reduction in accidents and damage alongside 100% compliance with key safety metrics after implementing Powerfleet’s comprehensive safety ecosystem across more than 2,500 pieces of material handling equipment.

“The statistics demonstrate that traditional safety approaches aren’t keeping pace with modern warehouse demands,” Schoemacher added. “Manual checklists get skipped, mixed fleets from different manufacturers create operational blind spots, and when incidents occur, investigations rely on guesswork rather than facts. Our technology transforms real-time data into actionable intelligence, enabling proactive accident prevention while streamlining regulatory compliance.”

Addressing Mixed Fleet Challenges

Unlike conventional OEM solutions that lock operations into single-manufacturer systems, Powerfleet’s hardware-agnostic approach works seamlessly across any forklift fleet – Toyota, Crown, or any combination of brands. This capability addresses a critical challenge for UK warehouses operating mixed equipment portfolios while maintaining unified safety standards.

Powerfleet’s presence at IMHX 2025 targets decision-makers in the manufacturing, retail, distribution, and logistics industries. The company’s solutions address the increasing complexity of warehouse operations, where advanced safety technology has become crucial for sustainable business growth.

If you’re facing challenges with forklift accidents, compliance documentation, or operational visibility across mixed fleets, visit Stand D87 to experience first-hand demonstrations of how Powerfleet’s Pedestrian Proximity Detection and Forklift Gateway solutions can address these critical issues.

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About Powerfleet 

Powerfleet is a global leader in artificial intelligence of things (AIoT) software-as-a-service solutions that optimise mobile asset performance and unify business operations. The company’s data science insights and advanced modular software solutions drive digital transformation through comprehensive safety and efficiency platforms.

Powerfleet, a global leader in artificial intelligence of things (AIoT) software-as-a-service solutions, will showcase its comprehensive warehouse safety technologies at CeMAT Australia 2025. Scheduled for July 22 to 24 at The Dome, Sydney Olympic Park, the event represents Australia’s premier trade show for intralogistics, robotics, automation, warehousing, and supply chain management.

Powerfleet, recently strengthened through its merger with MiX Telematics and Fleet Complete, will showcase intelligent solutions that address critical safety challenges facing Australian warehouse operations. At the core of the company’s expanded capabilities is a comprehensive software and hardware ecosystem that creates a foundation for data-driven operational excellence.

The demonstration comes as Australian workplace safety statistics highlight the urgent need for advanced safety solutions. According to Safe Work Australia data, 42% of workplace fatalities involve vehicles, while the Transport and Warehousing sector recorded 51 deaths in 2023. Being hit by moving or falling objects ranks among the top causes of workplace injuries, with serious workplace claims increasing 20.5% over the past decade.

“Australian warehouses operate under intense pressure to increase throughput while maintaining safety standards,” said Brodie von Berg, Managing Director of Powerfleet Australia. “Our integrated AIoT ecosystem provides real-time safety intelligence that enables operations managers to prevent incidents before they occur, transforming warehouse safety from a compliance requirement into a competitive advantage.”

At booth S31, Powerfleet will demonstrate its suite of in-warehouse safety solutions designed to protect workers and optimise operations:

Pedestrian Proximity Detection uses AI-enabled vision technology to detect pedestrians and vehicles, eliminating the need for wearable devices or specialised infrastructure. The system provides automatic object detection with configurable alert zones, real-time visual and audible notifications, and detailed event data capture, including breach location, time, and operator identity.

Forklift Gateway serves as the command centre for warehouse safety operations, providing automated tracking and control for industrial vehicles and operators. Key features include driver authentication via wireless access control, configurable multilingual electronic safety checklists, machine-learning impact sensors for damage detection, and continuous performance monitoring.

The Unity platform addresses the challenge of fragmented data across warehouse operations by providing a single source of truth for all safety information. The platform integrates rapidly with IoT devices and third-party systems, delivering AI-powered insights for informed decision-making while enabling automated compliance reporting and custom safety alerts.

These solutions have delivered measurable results for clients globally. Continental Tire’s Mt. Vernon manufacturing plant achieved a 33% forecasted reduction in vehicle-related damage costs through Powerfleet’s operator accountability features and automated safety checklists, whilst enhancing pedestrian safety through AI-powered proximity detection technology.

“The statistics demonstrate that traditional safety approaches are insufficient for modern warehouse environments,” von Berg added. “Our technology transforms real-time data into actionable intelligence, enabling proactive accident prevention whilst streamlining regulatory compliance.”

Powerfleet’s participation at CeMAT 2025 targets decision-makers and professionals from retail, e-commerce, manufacturing, pharmaceutical, FMCG, and supply chain sectors. The company’s solutions address the growing complexity of warehouse operations where advanced safety technology is essential for sustainable business growth.

With more than 30 years of experience, Powerfleet serves 48,000 enterprise and mid-market customers worldwide. The company’s Unity platform, real-time accident prevention technology, and comprehensive operator monitoring help organisations transform safety operations into sustainable competitive advantages.

CeMAT Australia 2025 attendees can visit Powerfleet at booth S31 to experience live demonstrations of the company’s warehouse safety innovations and discuss customised solutions for their operations.

Cape Town, South Africa—November 14, 2024, PowerFleet Inc. (Nasdaq: AIOT; JSE: PWR), a global leader in the artificial intelligence of things (AIoT) and software-as-a-service (SaaS) mobile asset industry, marked a significant milestone this week by hosting Harmony, the company’s first global partner conference since the merger of Powerfleet and MiX Telematics in April 2024.

The conference brought together partners from 43 countries around the world to learn more about Powerfleet’s solutions, innovation roadmap and strategic initiatives to enhance customer and partner experience.

A prestigious awards ceremony, held in Cape Town at South Africa’s renowned Two Oceans Aquarium, was a highlight of the three-day event, celebrating outstanding achievements from individuals and businesses across the global network of over 350 partner companies.

“The Harmony Awards represent more than just recognition of success – they embody the spirit of collaboration, growth and innovation that drives our global partner network,” says Catherine Lewis, Chief Customer Officer at Powerfleet. “Our winners have demonstrated exceptional commitment to delivering customers great service and value through our solutions.”

The evening honored partners across four categories, each representing crucial aspects of Powerfleet’s partner ecosystem:

AIoT Partner Power Award

On Track from Senegal received this award for their remarkable growth mindset and innovative approach to customer service. Over the past five years, On Track has revolutionized fleet management in Senegal, demonstrating exceptional innovation in improving safety, security, and compliance for fleet users.

Impact Partner Award

Track 7 from Brazil secured this recognition for their outstanding commitment to customer success. Track 7’sunwavering dedication to delivering superior results, particularly their consistent achievement of a minimum 5% fuel savings for customers, sets a new standard in the industry.

Harmony Award

Qatar’s BLTCC was honored for their exemplary collaboration with Powerfleet. The company’s achievements include multiple industry recognitions, including the Best Engineering Innovation Award at Qatar Transport Safety Forum. BLTCC embodies what true partnership means, consistently demonstrating their commitment to saving lives through technology.

Powerfleet Hero Award

Two outstanding individuals were recognized for their exceptional contributions:

Leo Hutten of Kienzle, Germany, was celebrated for consistently going above and beyond as Technical Services Manager.

Tim Logan of Intellifleet, Australia, was honored for his extraordinary project management skills and customer-centric approach.

“The Harmony Awards ceremony marks a significant milestone in our journey as a unified global leader in AIoT solutions,” adds Lewis. “These awards celebrate not just individual excellence but the collective strength of our partner network in delivering innovative solutions that save lives, time, and money.”

About Powerfleet

Powerfleet (Nasdaq: AIOT; JSE: PWR) is a global leader in the artificial intelligence of things (AIoT) software-as-a-service (SaaS) mobile asset industry. With more than 30 years of experience, Powerfleet unifies business operations through the ingestion, harmonization and integration of data, irrespective of source, and delivers actionable insights to help companies save lives, time, and money. Powerfleet’s ethos transcends our data ecosystem and commitment to innovation; our people-centric approach empowers our customers to realize impactful and sustained business improvement. The company is headquartered in New Jersey, United States, with offices around the globe. Explore more at idsy2019.wpengine.com.