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PreviewPilot ∞ Warehouse Safety Planner

Design your warehouse safety system yourself

Lay out laser walkways, lanes, crosswalks and STOP / GO signs on your floor. Watch forklifts, robots and people move through it in 3D, then get the parts list, the price and a quote you can order from. No experience needed.

  1. 1Pick a scene or add pieces
  2. 2Type your sizes, drag into place
  3. 3Watch it in 3D, get your quote
How to use this planner
  1. Start: pick a ready-made Scene (a full layout you can watch in 3D), answer a few Questions and we build it, or Add markings one at a time.
  2. Adjust: click anything on the floor to select it. Its settings open on the right: type the length, width, height or angle, or drag it into place. Undo is always above the plan.
  3. See it work: switch to 3D view to watch forklifts, robots and people move, and the lines and signs react to the sensors.
  4. Choose quality: laser lines come as Best quality (1:1.2 lens) or Budget. Compare them in the quote.
  5. Get your quote: scroll down for every product, the price, and a report with your mock-ups. Save your scene to come back to it.

Rather describe it? Our AI planner lays it out for you.

Tell it what you need: aisles, walkways, crosswalks, dock doors, robot lanes, signs. It asks a few questions and draws it to scale. Ask it for changes at any time with the Ask AI button above the plan.

Estimates only. Line lengths, sizes, unit counts and prices here are planning estimates. Our final recommendation is based on your actual site: mounting height and distance, ambient light, and floor color and finish.

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Not sure where to start? Answer a few questions.We build the layout from your answers. You can also send the questions to a client as a link.
Laser lines come in two quality levels.Best quality (1:1.2 lens): crisp, solid, evenly bright. Budget (long-throw lens): fewer units and a lower price, but a thinner line that gets darker and breaks up toward the ends, so we trim it shorter on site.
ScenesWith sensors, automated No sensors, always on
Add a markingClick one to add it next to your plan. Select it to resize, or remove it.
What's what?
Scenes
Complete examples that run live in 3D: traffic moves, sensors detect it and the projections switch. They replace your plan; Undo brings it back.
Markings
Added next to what is already on your plan.
Laser outlines
Laser line projectors draw straight lines: lane edges, bay lane lines and walkway edges.
Full markings
Detailed striping, like walkway rungs or a hatched buffer zone, is projected by a large sign projector covering that area, on top of the laser lines.
Pedestrian walkway
A marked walking lane: two edge lines plus a short end cap at each end. End caps are shortened lines, so where they meet the edge lines the corners may not line up perfectly.
Bays
The staging lanes in front of each dock door.
Buffer zone
The hatched keep-clear strip between the bays and the travel aisle.
Dual lens
One projector with two lenses: a sensor switches it from one sign to the other, like GO to STOP.
Drag a line to move it · drag an end to turn or stretch it

Sample photos are scaled from typical rack spacing, so lengths on them are close but not exact. For exact scale, use a photo of your own floor.

Warehouse type
Room light
or measured light

Your quote

Our regular prices, with volume pricing applied the same way the cart applies it. Free shipping. Two free custom gobos with each sign projector.

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Good to know. Laser line projectors are rated for up to 12 hours of use per day (20,000-hour laser diode life). Lines are 1–3 cm (about 3/8 in to 1¼ in) wide; the thinner the line, the brighter it looks. Estimated turnaround: 2 to 4 weeks, depending on quantity.

About your site. Final results depend on the conditions in your facility: mounting height, ambient light, floor color and finish, and the distance each line has to cover. We'll help you confirm the setup before you order, and we're happy to adjust the plan after a test at your site.

How the line length works

A laser line projector is not a gobo projector: line length = mounting height × the unit's ratio. A 30W or 40W (1:4) mounted 20 ft up draws an 80 ft line. Divide the run by that, round up, and you have the unit count. A line is brightest at its narrowest, and the higher it mounts the wider and dimmer it lands. Class 3B laser: mount overhead, aimed down at the floor.