Aigo: the EEG device for drivers that prevents microsleep
It reads the brain’s signals and warns on average 13 minutes before microsleep. Light, wearable, designed for those who drive for work every day.
The EEG device designed for the cab
Born from Oraigo’s deep-tech research in Padova, it brings to the road a technology once confined to sleep laboratories.
Wearable and light
It is worn comfortably and does not interfere with driving. No camera, no invasive installation on the vehicle.
EEG at the core
It measures the brain’s electrical activity: the most direct indicator of alertness. The same technology as clinical sleep research, made practical.
Part of the ecosystem
Aigo’s data feed the Go app for the driver and the Fleets dashboard for the manager, an individual signal that becomes prevention for the fleet.
Anticipating instead of reacting, in three steps
While other systems detect the visible signs of fatigue, Aigo catches the drop upstream, in the brain.
Measures brain activity in real time
It constantly records the brain’s signals and interprets them to establish the level of alertness moment by moment, without the driver having to do anything.
Recognises the drop in attention
When the signals show that the attention threshold is falling, the system recognises it. It is not an estimate based on the time of day: it is a direct measurement of the driver’s real state.
Warns on average 13 minutes before microsleep
The signal comes while the driver can still stop safely, the difference between a useful warning and an alarm that arrives too late.
The cause, not the symptoms
EEG observes fatigue where it begins: in the brain. Cameras see it only when it is already on the face.
✓ Warns on average 13 min before. Acts on the cause
✓ Works at night, against backlight, with sunglasses
✓ No video of the driver. GDPR by design
✓ High acceptance among drivers
— Detects drowsiness when it is already visible on the face
— Affected by light, glasses, head position
— Records video of the driver
— Often felt as surveillance
No laboratory promises, real data
Aigo’s technology has been tested in real driving conditions and the results are documented.
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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
Every sector with heavy driving or critical hours
Logistics and freight
Long shifts, night deliveries and tight schedules make fatigue a daily risk.
Passenger transport
With passengers on board the margin for error is thinner, a few minutes of advance warning becomes decisive.
A single prevention system
Aigo provides the signal; Go and Fleets turn it into action. Together they cover the entire chain, from the driver to the manager.
Wearable and light, it measures attention directly from the brain’s signals in an unobtrusive way.
No invasive installation on vehicles: the data comes from what the driver is already wearing.
Try Aigo with a free pilot
An agreed period in which Aigo works on your vehicles and the results speak for themselves. With no commitment.
Frequently asked questions about Aigo
Is Aigo a medical device?
No. It is a safety device for preventing microsleep at the wheel: it uses EEG technology to measure attention, but has no diagnostic or clinical purpose.
Is Aigo uncomfortable to wear while driving?
No. It is light and designed not to interfere with driving: the driver puts it on and forgets about it, while the EEG device keeps monitoring attention.
How long does the free pilot last?
The duration is agreed together based on the fleet’s needs. Contact us to arrange the details.