A method for the safe visualization of a safety-relevant information includes the steps of: for all possible states of at least one variable input parameter, decomposing a safe visualization of the at least one variable input parameter into its safe base elements (31); for each of the decomposed safe base elements, enumerating and storing a set of all possible states of safe base element visualization (32); and for each of the decomposed safe base elements, transmitting the set of all possible states of safe base element visualization to a target system that provides safe visualization at runtime (33).

In an embodiment, an apparatus may include an image receiver configured to receive a thermal image from a thermal imaging camera, a worker detector configured to detect a worker from the received thermal image by using an artificial intelligence model, a hazard detector configured to detect a hazard based on whether the detected worker has entered a preset hazardous area in the thermal image, and a hazard controller configured to, in response to the hazard being detected, send a hazard notification and stop operation of a work machine in the hazardous area, where a position of the detected worker can be estimated in pixel units.

The present invention provides a medical device securement system (10) for releasably anchoring a medical device (C) such as a catheter hub to the skin of a patient. The system (10) comprises a main body having a first section (14) and a second section (16) displaceable relative to one another to translate the system between an undeployed and a deployed state, a skin adhering element in the form of microneedle arrays projecting from a tissue contacting surface of the first section (14) and a second array of microneedles projecting from a tissue contacting surface of the second section (16), a retention device (24) provided on the main body for receiving and engaging the medical device (C), wherein the first section (14) comprises a first base defining the tissue contacting surface and a closure member (20) hingedly articulated relative to the first base.