One person on the floor tests positive.
Sending everyone home stops the work. Sending nobody home is not an option, and nobody can say who was really close.
In 2020 and 2021, Vizible Zone gave organisations a way to keep working through the pandemic. When someone reported a case, only the people who were really close were told.
Switch Vizible Zone off, then on.
An office day
In preparation.
One person on the floor tests positive.
Sending everyone home stops the work. Sending nobody home is not an option, and nobody can say who was really close.
Each phone knows who was close, and for how long.
Phones note close contact through the working day, and each keeps its own record. They warn people who stand too close for too long.
Here, ahead means days, not seconds.
The moment a case is reported, the people who may have been exposed are known.
It tells only the people who were really close.
They get the notice, and everyone else keeps working. Encounter records stay on each person’s phone. When a case is confirmed, that person’s record is shared with the organisation, so that only the people who were close are told.
Who is told: the people who were really close, and those managing the response. Nobody else.
Work continues. Only the people who were really close stay home.
The organisation sets the rules and gets a console with activity and reports.
Works now, and we can show it to you.
Being built, or shown so far in the lab or in field trials. Not a product yet.
Where we are going. Not built yet.
Built and tested in 2020 and 2021, and ready to return when the need does. We report what failed, too.
How we label what we claim Every demonstrationAn office through a working day. Report a case, and see who is told and who keeps working.
Back to the scenePrepare before the next outbreak, not during it.
Your rules for how close and how long are set with you before a pilot starts.