Go: the drowsiness-alert app that warns the driver in time
It receives the signals from the Aigo device and communicates them clearly, suggesting when it is time to stop. Not an alarm that comes too late, a warning while there is still margin.
Go: the drowsiness-alert app that warns the driver in time
It receives the signals from the Aigo device and communicates them clearly, suggesting when it is time to stop. Not an alarm that comes too late, a warning while there is still margin.
The app designed for whoever is at the wheel
It receives Aigo’s data and turns it into immediate cues, without the driver having to interpret numbers while driving.
Gives Aigo a voice
Aigo measures attention; Go communicates it. When the risk rises, the drowsiness-alert app warns at once with a clear, timely message.
For the driver, not for monitoring
A tool at the service of whoever drives. The goal is not to watch, but to protect, the right information at the right moment.
Part of the ecosystem
It connects to Aigo to receive the signals and to Fleets, which gives the manager the full picture of fatigue risk across the fleet.
Anticipating instead of reacting, in three steps
Go steps in before fatigue becomes dangerous.
Receives the signals from the EEG device
The app is connected to Aigo and constantly receives its measurements of brain activity, the most direct indicator of alertness.
Warns in real time, clearly
When the level of attention drops, Go flags it immediately with audible and visual alerts, designed to be noticed without distracting from driving.
Suggests when to stop
It does not just flag the risk, it tells the driver that the moment for a break has come, before microsleep becomes a real threat.
Simple, readable, non-distracting
A few essential elements. No complicated screen to check while on the road.
Essential interface
Readable in an instant. Everything a driver needs, with no numbers to interpret or complex charts.
Audible and visual alerts
Designed to land with the right intensity: enough to be noticed, never so intrusive as to disturb driving.
History at the end of the shift
The driver can review how their attention trended, a tool for getting to know their own rhythms.
A useful warning while there is still margin
of advance warning before microsleep: the margin that makes the difference
The time to stop safely
Thirteen minutes are enough to find a safe place to stop, take a break and set off again clear-headed. Go turns that margin into concrete action, not an alarm that sounds too late.
A tool, not a watchman
Go helps the driver look after themselves. The warning is personal and immediate, meant to support driving, not to judge it.
A single prevention system
Go is one of the three components of the Oraigo ecosystem. Together they cover the entire chain, from the driver to the manager.
It measures attention directly from the brain’s signals. It is the source of the data that Go communicates to the driver.
It shows how fatigue risk trends over time, useful for organising safer shifts.
No invasive installation on vehicles: the data comes from what the driver is already wearing.
Try Go with a free pilot
The best way to understand how Go changes a driver’s day is to try it in the field. Aigo and Go on your vehicles, with no commitment.
Frequently asked questions about Go
Does Go work without the Aigo device?
No. Go gets its alerts from the measurements of Aigo’s EEG device: the two work together. Aigo measures attention, Go communicates it to the driver.
Does the app distract the driver while driving?
No. Go is designed to give clear, immediate alerts without requiring interaction. The driver does not have to look at the screen: it is the app that warns them when needed.
Which devices does Go run on?
Go is a smartphone app meant to accompany the driver during the shift. The compatibility details are defined when the pilot is set up.