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SOLUTIONS THAT SCALE PROJECT DETAIL (CONTINUED) The new technology aims to address four considerations for TRSDC's core construction site area: 1. Site security 2. Worker safety 3. Access control 4. Process efficiency The IoT solution provided by Actility & Abeeway will be deployed by the leading national IoT service provider, MachinesTalk, an Actility Partner. MachinesTalk deploys and operates a LoRaWAN network to cover more than 3,500 sq.km., and using the nationally developed and hosted IoT Platform "ThingsTalk" to unify and provide location-based insights based on Actility's ThingPark Wireless IoT platform and Abeeway Smart Badges for up to 36,000 construction workers, and Abeeway Compact Trackers for up to 3,000 vehicles, to ensure safety and security. Abeeway smart badges and tracking devices allow TRSDC to identify workers and vehicles and secure the construction area against unauthorized individual and vehicle access. Individual access rights will be granted based on role, responsibility, category, and group of workers. In addition, the possibility of identifying vehicles remotely, geo-fencing perimeters and setting up alerts based on worker and vehicle access breaches will further enhance security. PARTNERSHIP & DEPLOYMENT Member name: Actility Member name: TRSDC, Machines Talk Location: Saudi Arabia Geographic size: 3,500 km 2 Type of devices deployed: Abeeway trackers Number of devices deployed: 39,000 Number of people tracked: 36,000 Number of vehicles tracked: 3,000 Number of gateways deployed: unknown. ROI data: Solution allows meeting the highest international standards for health, safety and sustainability on such a large-scale construction project. Benefit: faster project delivery due to increased operational efficiency and workforce welfare VALUE OF COLLABORATION The giga project is expected to contribute $5.86 billion per year to the Saudi GDP upon completion, at which point it will cover 28,000 km2 (11,000 sq mi) of pristine islands, sweeping desert dunes, mountain ranges and volcanoes. The first phase will complete by 2023 when 3,000 hotel rooms will be constructed along with an international airport, marina and recreation centers. The number of visitors will be capped at one million people every year in line with environmental commitments.

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