Titanium body. Gorilla Glass face. Fifty-eight grams on the wrist, rated for a twelve-hour shift you stop noticing.
Falcon for transport & logistics in United Kingdom.
Falcon watch-format wearable. live streaming. Built for transport & logistics teams across United Kingdom.
Where Falcon earns its place on a transport shift.
Why Falcon fits transport teams in United Kingdom.
Every alert lands in our {{accredited}} 24/7 Operations Centre. Live video, live audio, live location. Under seven seconds.
4G LTE, Wi-Fi, GPS. Finds signal indoors, outdoors, hospital basements, mine shafts, regional roads. SIM included.
Five-megapixel front camera with HD live streaming and AAC audio. Operators see what is happening, not just where.
Locates to the floor, not just the building. Bluetooth beacons, Wi-Fi triangulation, and GPS working together.
IP67 sealed. Operating temperature -10 to 50 degrees. Built for real workplaces, not showrooms.
Where Duress earns its place on a transport & logistics shift.
Each scenario maps to a Duress product and to an outcome we can show in the audit log.
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Eagle ›A long-haul driver on a regional route at 2am.
Eagle on the dash with live breadcrumb to dispatch over 4G LTE. SOS reaches an operator in seconds. Driver ID tags every alert to the right person.
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Falcon ›A depot worker after the gates close.
Falcon on the wrist with indoor positioning across the yard. Fall detection auto-escalates if they're knocked down between trailers. Dispatch knows which bay before they're out of the office.
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App ›A roadside breakdown at sunset.
Duress App on the phone in the driver's pocket. Slide-to-alert if a stop turns hostile, live audio to operators, local police routed to the exact GPS pin.
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Falcon ›A field-service technician at a remote site.
Falcon plus Safety Timer on the climb in. If the tech doesn't cancel within the configured window, alerts escalate automatically. No requirement to remember to check in if everything is fine.
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Eagle ›A driver-ID handoff at shift change.
Eagle pairs to each driver's Duress App at the start of the trip. Journey logs attribute to the right driver. Chain-of-responsibility evidence is automatic, not reconstructed from logsheets.
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PathfinderEnd-of-quarter HVNL audit.
Pathfinder produces the journey log, fatigue-flag log, driver-ID assignments, and activation history. Compliance evidence ready to forward to the regulator without anyone going through paper sheets.
Safety that escalates itself.
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Team Alerts.
Request a colleague before you escalate to triple zero. Local help first, operators second.
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Check-in timers.
Scheduled safety timers escalate automatically to the Operations Centre if a user doesn't confirm.
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Fall detection.
Automatic fall detection with a 60-second check-in. Silent if you're OK, escalated if you're not.
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Duress Comms.
Two-way voice and SMS without a phone. Operators talk to the person on the ground through the device.
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Emergency module.
One-press SOS with live audio, video and location. The heart of every Falcon shift.
A battery that lasts two days.
Up to two days of typical use. Full charge in 90 minutes on the magnetic dock. No dead-battery excuses.
2days Typical-use battery between charges, on by default across a two-day shift cycle.
90min Magnetic dock takes Falcon from empty to full in a single tea break.
Maps to the acts your auditors quote in United Kingdom.
Primary obligation
Health and Safety at Work etc Act 1974
UK transport employers fall under HSWA 1974 plus mode-specific obligations: the Road Traffic Act for road operations, the Railways Act 1993 + ROGS 2006 for rail, and the Working Time Directive for driver hours. The HSE's lone-worker guidance (INDG401) sets the response-and-recording standard Duress provides out of the box.
Also relevant
- Road Traffic Act 1988
- Railways and Other Guided Transport Systems (Safety) Regulations 2006 (ROGS)
- HSE INDG401: Lone working. Protecting lone workers
The mapping above is current as of publication. Get the security pack for the full posture document your compliance team will ask for.