No. OSHA does not mandate pedestrian detection technology. 29 CFR 1910.178 requires trained operators and safe operation around pedestrians, and the General Duty Clause expects employers to address recognized hazards. Trio Mobil positions its AI and UWB systems as operator-assist layers that help meet those duties and document safe operation.
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