Protecting Workers Today and Tomorrow Using AWS IoT

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Published Feb 20, 2025

While innovative technology is critical in industrial business, people play an equally important role in an organization’s success. Industrial companies need to empower their teams with the technology needed to keep their organization healthy, safe, and productive. In this tech talk, learn how AWS services can be used to create a worker safety system that addresses safety concerns today and also how that same system can achieve a high bar for safety even as work conditions change over time. By applying cloud-based approaches to iterative development, machine learning model retraining, and IoT edge capabilities to work in connected and disconnected states, we will demonstrate how a physical safety system can intelligently evolve over time.

Learning Objectives:
*Learn how to retrain machine learning models in AWS IoT Greengrass
*Learn how to deploy to AWS IoT Greengrass using components
*Discover powerful capabilities to improve worker safety using AWS and AWS IoT services

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