SMET is launching the implementation phase of the SMET Guida Sicura project, an initiative that marks a concrete step forward in the evolution of company processes related to safety and the management of mobile staff.

The project, developed in collaboration with Oraigo, introduces advanced technology based on artificial intelligence systems capable of assisting drivers in preventing drowsiness and proactively managing driving conditions. This is not an accessory, but a tool integrated into daily work, designed to intervene before a risk turns into an incident.

The operational phase begins with the first drivers in the group already equipped with the technology. Among them are Davide, Stefan, and Nicola, who served as the starting point for a process destined to gradually expand to the entire fleet. Their participation made it possible to launch a structured process where technology and expertise come together in the field.

Leading the rollout was engineer Paola Voto, head of operational management for the SMET group, who, together with her team, coordinated the distribution of the equipment and the training of the driving staff. The approach adopted focused on understanding the tools, providing operational support, and integrating them into actual work processes.

The value of the project lies not solely in the technology employed, but in the approach through which it is implemented. SMET views safety as a fundamental component of its business model, rather than merely a regulatory requirement. The use of artificial intelligence fits into this vision, with the aim of enhancing driver awareness, reducing the margin for error, and improving the overall quality of operations.

SMET Safe Driving therefore represents a direct investment in people and the future of transportation, where innovation and responsibility move in the same direction.

The project’s progress will be progressively expanded and monitored, with constant updates on development phases and operational results.