Preventing workplace accidents requires a broad and well-structured approach.
​Employers can implement safety management programs, provide training on the dangers of fatigue, and encourage workers to report any signs of fatigue. While these measures are essential, they alone are not enough to prevent workplace accidents.
OPTOVERA is a portable, non-invasive test that measures the Pupillary Light Reflex (PLR)
Many studies over the years have shown that PLR variations from a person's typical response can be predictive of reduced alertness conditions due to various causes like fatigue, lack of sleep, illness, medications or drugs
Learn more about the Pupillary Light Reflex
Workplace safety is about getting your employees safely back to their families
after a hard day's work
90% of accident reports indicate human error as a contributing factor, but it's important to recognize that human error is a consequence, not the root cause.
Fatigue, lack of sleep, illness, medications, and other conditions that can alter cognitive function are significant contributors to workplace accidents.
Our Mission
Prevent Workplace Accidents
Many workplace accidents can be prevented by ensuring that workers are in an optimal state of alertness, with quick reflexes and good environmental awareness. When their neurocognitive state is altered by factors such as fatigue, drowsiness, stress, side effects of medications, or other conditions, their ability to operate safely is compromised, increasing the risk of errors and injuries.
Non-invasive technological solutions, such as OPTOVERA, play a crucial role in prevention by monitoring workers' alertness in real-time and enabling preventive interventions before dangerous situations arise.
Ensuring that employees are in optimal conditions not only reduces accidents but also creates a safer and more efficient work environment.
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The high cost of accidents
​•Medically consulted injury: $42,000
•Death: $1,340,000
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Total economic cost: $167.0B
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US 2021 work-related deaths and injuries costs
Source: National Safety Council
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