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Perth
Oct 5
Oct 7
Fatigue does not announce itself. It builds across a shift, and by the time it shows up as a closed eye or a head nod, the incident has already started.
SmartCap measures brain activity directly, so operators receive an early warning while they can still do something about it. We are bringing it to Perth this October.
See it running live. Our team will be wearing a LifeBand on the stand with the alertness signal on screen, so you can watch the measurement hold through movement, with no calibration.
Handle the hardware. Pick up a LifeBand, see the sensor layout and how little there is to it, and ask how bands are issued and cleaned on site.
See where EEG-based detection sits on the alertness curve compared with camera-based systems, and why that gap matters.
Talk through what fatigue data looks like once it is aggregated: hotspots, route analysis, shift patterns and roster impact, and how that becomes evidence that your fatigue controls are working.