Safety on construction sites is a crucial aspect of the construction industry. Every year, hundreds of workers lose their lives or are severely injured on construction sites. To change this, the company 'Safety Technology GmbH' has developed a new system for accident prevention. This system, called 'Safety Assistant', uses artificial intelligence and sensors to detect and prevent potential hazards on construction sites. In cooperation with the 'Construction Industry Association', 500 construction sites in Germany will be equipped with this system. Implementation is scheduled to start in May 2026 and is expected to be completed by the end of the year. The costs for the system amount to 10 million euros, which will be shared by the 'Construction Industry Association' and 'Safety Technology GmbH'. Expectations are high that the system will significantly reduce the number of accidents on construction sites. According to a study by the 'Construction Industry Association', the implementation of the 'Safety Assistant' could result in up to 30% fewer accidents on construction sites. This would not only save lives but also reduce costs for the construction industry. 'Safety Technology GmbH' and the 'Construction Industry Association' are confident that the 'Safety Assistant' system is an important step towards a safer construction industry.