Building a Free OSHA Compliance Tool — 8 Weeks Solo
Ayush Gupta developed SafetyVision, an open-source PPE compliance monitor, over eight weeks. The tool aims to provide a cost-effective alternative to expensive commercial workplace safety software. It features advanced detection capabilities and detailed incident reporting grounded in OSHA regulations.
- ▪SafetyVision is a free tool that monitors personal protective equipment compliance using a fine-tuned detection model.
- ▪The project was built on a modest training set and runs on free-tier infrastructure, making it accessible to users.
- ▪It includes features like incident reporting, compliance forecasting, and a documented API, catering to both safety officers and developers.
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