SafeLens
Business
Enterprise-grade mobile streaming for industrial workplace safety.
- Downloads
- 32+
- on Google Play
- Price
- Free
- No in-app purchases
- Updated
- Jun 8
- 2026 · v1.4.0
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About SafeLens
SafeLens by T-Pulse is a secure, enterprise-grade mobile application designed to transform mobile phones and tablets into intelligent safety monitoring devices. Purpose-built for industrial environments, the app enables live video streaming from remote or high-risk work areas directly to the T-Pulse platform for AI based detection of unsafe acts.
SafeLens empowers enterprises to extend safety coverage to areas without fixed surveillance infrastructure and enables mobile teams, safety officers, and field engineers to contribute to site safety dynamically and in near real time.
Key Capabilities:
Live Streaming: Broadcast high-quality video from mobile devices to the cloud based T-Pulse platform over Wi-Fi or LTE.
AI-Based Detection on Cloud: Automatically identifies unsafe acts and raises near real-time alerts which are reported on T-Pulse Safety Assistant platform.
Portable & Scalable: Ideal for monitoring temporary work zones, remote sites, or high-risk activities.
Integrated with T-Pulse platform: Seamless integration with the T-Pulse platform for live streaming and dashboard visibility on safety observations.
Secure by Design: Enterprise-grade security, encrypted data transmission, and controlled role based access.
Recommended Use Cases:
Monitoring confined space entries and high-risk maintenance tasks.
Temporary surveillance during critical path activities.
Remote inspections by corporate EHS teams.
Supplemental visibility during shutdowns and turnarounds.
SafeLens by T-Pulse enhances operational safety, compliance, and situational awareness—bringing intelligent, cloud-connected video monitoring to the frontline.
SafeLens empowers enterprises to extend safety coverage to areas without fixed surveillance infrastructure and enables mobile teams, safety officers, and field engineers to contribute to site safety dynamically and in near real time.
Key Capabilities:
Live Streaming: Broadcast high-quality video from mobile devices to the cloud based T-Pulse platform over Wi-Fi or LTE.
AI-Based Detection on Cloud: Automatically identifies unsafe acts and raises near real-time alerts which are reported on T-Pulse Safety Assistant platform.
Portable & Scalable: Ideal for monitoring temporary work zones, remote sites, or high-risk activities.
Integrated with T-Pulse platform: Seamless integration with the T-Pulse platform for live streaming and dashboard visibility on safety observations.
Secure by Design: Enterprise-grade security, encrypted data transmission, and controlled role based access.
Recommended Use Cases:
Monitoring confined space entries and high-risk maintenance tasks.
Temporary surveillance during critical path activities.
Remote inspections by corporate EHS teams.
Supplemental visibility during shutdowns and turnarounds.
SafeLens by T-Pulse enhances operational safety, compliance, and situational awareness—bringing intelligent, cloud-connected video monitoring to the frontline.
What’s new
Version 1.4.0 · Updated June 8, 2026
SafeLens by T-Pulse is a secure, enterprise-grade mobile application designed to transform mobile phones and tablets into intelligent safety monitoring devices. Purpose-built for industrial environments, the app enables live video streaming from remote or high-risk work areas directly to the T-Pulse platform for AI based detection of unsafe acts.
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