Voxel wins "overall SupplyTech Innovation of the Year" for second consecutive year in 5th annual SupplyTech Breakthrough Awards program. Recognition reaffirms Voxel's position as the leading applied AI platform for industrial operations and workplace safety SAN FRANCISCO - June 16, 2026 - Voxel, the computer vision AI company revolutionizing workplace safety and risk, today announced it has been named winner of the "Overall SupplyTech Innovation of the Year" award in the 5th annual SupplyTech Breakthrough Awards program conducted by SupplyTech Breakthrough, a leading independent market intelligence organization that evaluates standout technology companies in the supply chain and logistics industry around the globe. This marks the second consecutive year Voxel has received the honor, having also won the award in the program's 4th annual cycle in 2025. The SupplyTech Breakthrough Awards program recognizes the innovators transforming the global supply chain landscape through technology. This year's program attracted thousands of nominations from companies across more than 15 countries worldwide. Other 2026 award recipients include Boston Dynamics, Toyota Automated Logistics, Yale Lift Truck Technologies, and The Raymond Corporation, among others. Voxel's applied AI platform uses existing camera infrastructure to detect unsafe behaviors, near-misses, vehicle-pedestrian conflicts, ergonomic risks, and high-risk conditions in real time without requiring new hardware. This year's recognition reflects more than detection capabilities. Voxel has dedicated considerable resources to the next problem the supply chain industry faces: getting critical safety intelligence to the people who need it, in time to act. "Most workplace safety technology was built to record what went wrong. Voxel was built to prevent it," said Allan Malcolm, Chief Marketing Officer at Voxel. "Winning this recognition two years in a row reflects what our customers are experiencing every day - not just AI that detects risk, but AI that reaches the right person, with the right information, before an incident occurs. Every worker deserves to get home safe. We've built a platform designed to make that outcome harder to miss." Voxel is hiring for a variety of engineering and technical positions. To learn more about open roles, visit https://jobs.ashbyhq.com/voxel. About Voxel. Voxel is revolutionizing workplace safety with its AI-powered site visibility platform, designed to help organizations identify and mitigate risks in industrial environments. Using existing cameras, Voxel transforms basic video footage into actionable insights, enabling organizations to proactively make workplaces safer and more effective. Voxel partners with businesses across industries such as warehousing, manufacturing, distribution, and insurance. By equipping businesses with the tools to identify risks before they happen, Voxel powers safer, more effective work environments. Media Contact Suzanne Block

Voxel CEO, Vernon O'Donnell to keynote at Reuters Supply Chain USA 2026. SAN FRANCISCO - June 9, 2026 - Voxel, the computer vision AI company revolutionizing workplace safety and risk, today announced that CEO, Vernon O'Donnell will deliver a keynote at the Reuters Event: Supply Chain USA 2026. The session, titled "Ground-Level Intelligence: How Applied AI is Redefining Supply Chain Performance," will occur on June 23 at the Marriott Marquis in Chicago, IL. As global supply chains face mounting pressure from geopolitical volatility, shifting trade policy, and accelerating customer expectations, organizations are discovering that better forecasts are not the answer. In this keynote, O'Donnell will argue that the next competitive advantage comes from seeing operations as they actually unfold via continuous visibility powered by applied AI and computer vision. The session will explore how leading industrial enterprises are using real-time camera data and computer vision to break through entrenched bottlenecks, reduce operational variability, and reclaim lost capacity, while keeping workers safer in the process. Rather than relying on static optimization models, O'Donnell will make the case for adaptive, responsive orchestration that embeds intelligence directly into physical operations. "Supply chain resilience is not a planning problem - it's a visibility problem," said Vernon O'Donnell, CEO of Voxel. "When you can truly see what's actually happening on the floor, you stop reacting to exceptions and start preventing them. That shift, from human-generated, limited data, to ground-truth and ubiquitous intelligence, is where operational efficiency and worker safety come together." O'Donnell will be joined on stage by John Owen, Senior Vice President of Supply Chain & General Manager at Albertsons, bringing a valuable perspective from one of North America's largest food and drug retailers. The keynote is part of Reuters Events: Supply Chain USA 2026, which convenes more than 500 senior executives from the world's leading retailers, manufacturers, and logistics providers to address the defining challenges of supply chain resilience, customer-centric operations, and AI-driven innovation. About Voxel. Voxel is revolutionizing workplace safety with its AI-powered site visibility platform, designed to help organizations identify and mitigate risks in industrial environments. Using existing cameras, Voxel transforms basic video footage into actionable insights, enabling organizations to proactively make workplaces safer and more effective. Voxel partners with businesses across industries such as warehousing, manufacturing, distribution, and insurance. By equipping businesses with the tools to identify risks before they happen, Voxel powers safer, more effective work environments. Media Contact Suzanne Block

Voxel expands its San Francisco headquarters to accelerate growth and hiring. SAN FRANCISCO - May 27, 2026 - Voxel, the computer vision AI company revolutionizing workplace safety and risk, today announced the opening of its expanded San Francisco headquarters in the heart of the city's Financial District. The move marks a significant milestone for a company that has rapidly grown into the trusted AI platform for Fortune 500 enterprises seeking to protect workers and improve operational efficiency simultaneously. Every year, 2.78 million workers lose their lives to work-related incidents globally. Millions more are injured. Voxel was built on the conviction that this is not inevitable. In fact, with the right technology applied thoughtfully, that number can change significantly. As the company has scaled, so has the proof: customers report up to 91% reductions in recordable injuries, millions in direct cost savings, and safety program improvements that compound over time. That mission is what's driving the growth behind this move. "We outgrew our last space because the demand for Applied AI is real and accelerating," said Vernon O'Donnell, CEO of Voxel. "Industrial enterprises across warehousing, manufacturing, logistics, and distribution are no longer asking whether AI belongs in their safety programs; they're asking how fast they can scale it. This new office is where we will build the team that helps them get there." Expanding the Team That Builds the Technology Central to Voxel's growth plans is a deliberate expansion of its Product and Engineering teams. As enterprise demand scales, so does the complexity of the problems Voxel's platform must solve: from real-time computer vision to analytics that help safety leaders understand risk across hundreds of sites simultaneously. The San Francisco office will serve as the home for the engineers and product builders driving that work. Voxel is actively hiring across Product and Engineering. Open positions are available at https://jobs.ashbyhq.com/voxel About Voxel. Voxel is revolutionizing workplace safety with its AI-powered site visibility platform, designed to help organizations identify and mitigate risks in industrial environments. Using existing cameras, Voxel transforms basic video footage into actionable insights, enabling organizations to proactively make workplaces safer and more effective. Voxel partners with businesses across industries such as warehousing, manufacturing, distribution, and insurance. By equipping businesses with the tools to identify risks before they happen, Voxel powers safer, more effective work environments. Media Contact Suzanne Block