Falls at construction sites account for approximately 50% of all accidents reported in the US
annually, making them the leading cause of injuries and fatalities. Although there have been …

Construction workers' behaviors directly affects labor productivity and their own safety,
thereby influencing project quality. Recognizing and monitoring the construction-related …

Noncompliance with safety rules is a major cause of unsatisfactory performance in
construction safety worldwide. Although some research efforts have focused on using …

Repetitive tasks in construction reduce workers' attentiveness of hazards on sites. This
decline in attentiveness can be influenced by their situation awareness level. However …

Introduction: Fatal fall from height accidents, especially on construction sites, persist,
underscoring the importance of monitoring and managing worker behaviors to enhance …

Falls represent a significant public health concern, particularly concerning vulnerable
populations such as older adults. Accurate detection and classification of falls are critical for …

Onsite systematic monitoring benefits hazard prevention immensely. Hazard identification is
usually limited due to the semantic gap. Previous studies that integrate computer vision and …

A rotating substrate is essential for achieving high-quality and uniform growth of gallium
nitride (GaN) thin films in molecular beam epitaxy (MBE). By rotating the substrate during …

Human falls during ladder climbing are typically instantaneous, making the timely and
accurate determination of security risks during ladder climbing a challenging engineering …

Construction safety requires real-time monitoring due to its hazardous nature. Existing vision-
based monitoring systems classify each frame to identify safe or unsafe scenes, often …