UNIONDALE, NY / ACCESS Newswire / July 10, 2025 / Marquis Who's Who honors Mark Antony Wray for expertise in workplace safety. Mr. Wray, the founder and chief executive officer of LTBLtech LLC, has officially introduced the Traffic Commander System. It is an advanced safety solution built to reduce industrial accidents, improve compliance and save clients' money. The release marks the latest milestone in a career defined by reinvention, resilience and concern for worker welfare.

A Light-Based System Improves Visibility
Mr. Wray's newly developed Traffic Commander integrates a Programmable Logic Control (PLC) into his tried-and-true industrial safety marking standard, DockRight Laser. This allows for custom color changes of laser lines to the floor on demand. The Traffic Commander series can also integrate Mr. Wray's groundbreaking LC-4 Virtual Walkway. This light-based guidance system is designed to support operational safety across warehouses and distribution centers.

Designed for ease of deployment, the system provides greater clarity to foot traffic zones and minimizes risk in busy industrial environments. "The whole purpose of my technology is to greatly enhance the efficiency of driving compliance with safety protocols in the workplace," Mr. Wray says.

From Medical Pioneer to Musician
Military service shaped Mr. Wray's early worldview. As an aeromedical evacuation specialist during the Vietnam War era, he flew in a C-130 aircraft. In this role, he provided in-flight trauma care. After his discharge, he joined an advanced medical team at Memorial Hermann-Texas Medical Center. While there, he contributed to the development of what has become the physician assistant model of care.

While pursuing pre-med coursework at the University of St. Thomas, Mr. Wray began to notice troubling shifts in health care. "I saw a few things that disgusted me," he says. Disillusioned, he walked away from practicing medicine. After a long night on the shock trauma unit, he left his stethoscope behind and picked up a guitar.

The next morning, a knock at the door led to an unexpected invitation. A Los Angeles-bound band needed a guitarist. Mr. Wray said yes. At that moment, he began a new chapter in his career that blended sound, light and performance.

Concert Tours Spark New Technology
Music did not just offer a creative outlet. It also set the groundwork for Mr. Wray's technical future. While touring with his band, he also produced live shows. In this capacity, Mr. Wray learned to manipulate lighting with precision. Years later, that knowledge became the foundation for his industrial systems.

LTBLtech's products include the DockRight Laser and LightCop. More than 400 Fortune 500 companies have adopted these items. These tools increase visibility in high-traffic zones. They also help reduce workplace accidents. As a result, they offer a practical and cost-saving solution to modern compliance challenges.

The new Traffic Commander System builds on that legacy. The DockRight PLC paired with the LC-4 Virtual Walkway can be easily integrated via the PLC. This system strengthens visibility and control in high-volume operational zones. Facilities benefit from smoother coordination, stronger safety protocols and a reduced risk of injury-related fines or claims.

A Higher Purpose Beyond Profits
A life-threatening accident shifted Mr. Wray's perspective yet again. The experience, which he describes as transformative, led to a period of spiritual reflection. In 2014, he became an ordained minister and began exploring the relationship between intention, action and universal energy.

It's a spiritual outlook that now informs Mr. Wray's business decisions. He focuses less on growth for its own sake and more on the tangible needs of his clients."The question isn't ‘How do I make more money?'" Mr. Wray said. "It's ‘How can I make it better? How can I make it safer?'"

In his spare time, Mr. Wray enjoys caring for his backyard chickens, writing books, and professionally recording originally composed music for his forthcoming show "Mystery School." Additionally, he builds large-scale DIY projects, such as livable tree houses and tour buses to support his live music endeavors. Creativity fuels his routine, as does observation.

"The first rule of science is observation, so it should also be the first rule of life," he says. With perspective and a "never give up" motto, Mr. Wray has helped his clients solve their most pressing technology-related problems.

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