Sleep-tracking wearables sync through Bluetooth and internet-connected apps to shift forecasting software. Supervisors review predicted risk by hour, receive alerts and record their chosen interventions.
Planning a shift involves considering how sleep history and working hours relate to predicted fatigue. Fatigue Science provides Readi, its fatigue risk management platform, for mining, transportation and heavy industry. Worker profiles, shift schedules and connected sleep records support individual forecasts, with results available to operators, supervisors and dispatchers.
ReadiWatch, the sleep-tracking wearable, supplies sleep data through Bluetooth synchronization and an internet-connected application. ReadiOne, the worker application, handles paired-device syncing, while group synchronization uses site iPads. Selected Fitbit and Garmin connections provide another sleep-data route. The platform also integrates with time and attendance, roster, dispatch and electronic logging systems. Its predictive model generates hour-by-hour forecasts for upcoming shifts, covering up to 18 hours. The current dedicated wearable has a 14-day battery life.
Supervisors see shift forecasts and receive a reminder an hour before critical fatigue is predicted. ReadiSupervise, the supervisor workflow, records check-ins and interventions with the worker, time and on-duty data. Export and API functions make those logs available for review. Crew heatmaps and aggregate reporting support comparisons across schedules, sites and shifts. Teams use these records to review task planning and the responses taken when a forecast identifies an upcoming period of risk.
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The platform supports its ReadiWatch wearable and selected Fitbit and Garmin connections. ReadiOne synchronizes paired devices through Bluetooth and an internet-connected phone or tablet.
The platform generates hour-by-hour risk forecasts for upcoming shifts, covering up to 18 hours. Supervisors also receive a reminder an hour before critical fatigue is predicted.
The current ReadiWatch sleep-tracking wearable has a 14-day battery life and gives a low-battery alert.
ReadiSupervise records check-ins and interventions with worker, date, time and on-duty data. Logs are retrievable through the interface or API and are exportable.
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For 1 site with 10 monitored assets in United States, IoT Apps estimates $1,500 – $5,300 in the first year and $300 – $1,200 every year after. This is an estimate based on comparable deployments, not a quote from Fatigue Science.
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