Oraigo technology
It detects driver fatigue at the source: the brain’s signals. Three components, one patented system.
The device
Measures EEG signals
The driver app
Alerts in real time
The platform
The full picture
The three components of the system
Every part has a precise role, from the measurement on the driver’s head to the full picture for whoever manages the fleet. Together they cover the entire path of risk, from the signal to the alert to the report.
The wearable EEG device
The band that measures the brain’s signals and recognises the drop in alertness before it becomes dangerous. It is the heart of Oraigo technology: no cameras, only neurophysiology.
The driver app
The app that alerts the driver in real time, on average 13 minutes before microsleep. It receives the signal from Aigo and turns it into an alert while there is still time to stop.
The platform for the fleet manager
The dashboard that shows fatigue risk at fleet level, by time band. Aggregated data for whoever organises shifts and makes operational decisions.
Why EEG and not cameras
Oraigo measures the brain’s signals, where fatigue begins, instead of filming the face, where it only shows up later. It is a choice that changes both lead time and reliability: no cameras, no video of the driver.
Detects drowsiness when it is already visible on the face
Reads brain signals before fatigue is visible
How it works, in practice
From measuring the signal to the alert in the app, all the way to the full picture for the manager: every step is designed to get ahead of the risk.
The EEG band reads the brain’s electrical activity, detecting the first signs of a drop in alertness.
The signal is transmitted in real time via Bluetooth to the Go app on the driver’s smartphone.
The app triggers an audible, visual and haptic alert on average 13 minutes before microsleep, while there is still time.
The aggregated data reaches Fleets, where the fleet manager sees the fatigue-risk picture for the whole fleet over time.
A validated technology
Patent, real-world data, peer-reviewed publication. No marketing promises, just verifiable results.
EEG™
Patented technology developed from research
100K+
Minutes of real driving analysed for validation
800+
Potential accidents avoided in operational field use
Oraigo White Paper
Internal study on microsleep detection
Note: Aigo is not a medical device. It is a safety system for preventing microsleep at the wheel, with no diagnostic purpose. The scientific publication is available at Oraigo White Paper.
Try it on your fleet
The best way to understand the technology is to see it at work. The free pilot is a period agreed together on your vehicles, with no commitment.
Frequently asked questions
What is Oraigo technology based on?
On electroencephalography (EEG): the measurement of the brain’s signals, the most direct indicator of a driver’s level of alertness.
Which components is it made of?
The Aigo device, the Go app for the driver and the Fleets platform for the fleet manager. Three components, one integrated system.
Does Oraigo use cameras?
No. Oraigo technology uses no cameras and no video: it measures only the brain’s electrical signals through the Aigo device worn by the driver.