Equip Participants
Plan vehicle units and optional wrist or helmet tags.
AlwayCare UA350 uses UWB wireless ranging to support forklift–worker, vehicle–vehicle and corner warning workflows. Configure warning distances, alarm-free areas and alert outputs around the actual traffic routes, work zones and site rules.

Use compatible wearable tags and vehicle equipment to support proximity warnings near moving forklifts.
Configure warnings where forklifts or other equipped vehicles approach shared routes.
Support awareness at intersections or obstructed corners within the designed system.
Set alarm-free distance or zones to manage expected close working conditions and nuisance alerts.
Plan vehicle units and optional wrist or helmet tags.
Configure two warning distances and alarm-free behavior.
Use listed buzzer, flashing light and tag-vibration modes.
Test routes, corners, speeds, obstructions and nuisance alarms.


The product page lists 10cm wireless ranging accuracy and a configurable 0–100m alarm distance, but installed behavior depends on layout, tags, mounting, obstructions and settings. UA350 supplements traffic management and does not replace separation, training, speed control or operator observation.
The product description also contains a 99.99% marketing accuracy statement; it is not repeated as a performance guarantee. Validate the installed system on site.

Plan wearable tags, vehicle equipment and warning distances around pedestrian access.

Map obstructed sight lines, crossing directions and approach behavior.

Review alarms, nuisance alerts, tag handling and operating rules after deployment.
Define workers, vehicles, helmets or wrist-worn use and tag-management responsibility.
Map routes, crossings, corners, loading areas and allowed close-working locations.
Set two distances, different audio and alarm-free behavior for the site.
Test approach speeds, obstructions, tag orientation, missed alarms and nuisance alerts.
The product description lists vehicle–worker, vehicle–vehicle and corner anti-collision warning scenarios.
Yes. The record lists a 0–100m alarm-distance setting, two warning distances and a configurable alarm-free distance.
Listed modes include buzzing, flashing lights and tag vibration.
The description lists optional wrist-worn or helmet tags; confirm quantities, charging and exact package contents.
No. It supplements separation, traffic rules, training, speed control and operator observation; installed behavior must be validated.
Share the site layout, vehicles, workers, routes, corners, warning distances and alarm-free areas for a focused configuration.