Protecting Workers After Dark: How keocam Is Changing Nighttime Commutes

In the United States, about 26-27 million people—16% of the workforce—work non-standard schedules like evenings, nights, or rotating shifts. In Europe, nearly 32 million employees (21% of those aged 15–64) report working between 10 p.m. and 5 a.m. at least once a month.

Navigating public transportation during these unsociable hours can be stressful for workers and their families, who worry about safety as the city sleeps.

​That’s where keocam steps in. Keocam adds a vital layer of security for late-night commutes, documenting anti-social behaviour and helping deter unsafe conduct. Families can track their loved ones as they travel, offering extra peace of mind for those working the late shift.