The scientific research on driver fatigue behind Oraigo
Oraigo comes from research, not from marketing. The method is validated on real data and subjected to peer review. The difference between a commercial claim and a verified result.
100K+
Minutes of real driving analysed to validate the method.
Oraigo White Paper
Internal study sull’individuazione del microsleep
A safety system for microsleep prevention, with no diagnostic purpose.
Two pillars: real data and independent validation
Fatigue begins in the brain before it shows in the body. Turning this into a reliable tool requires data, method and independent verification.
100K+
Minutes of real driving
Il metodo è stato validato su più di 100.000 minuti di dati di guida reale. A basis that makes it possible to distinguish dangerous fatigue from the normal fluctuations of attention, reducing false alarms.
Oraigo White Paper
Internal study on microsleep detection: early detection on average 13 minutes before the microsleep event.
Oraigo White Paper
Proprietary research on microsleep: documented effectiveness with predictive detection, on average 13 minutes before microsleep.
Research and development
The EEG method applied to driving alertness, developed and patented by Oraigo.
Peer research
An Oraigo researcher formalised how the system works. Data, method and conclusions, available Open Access on our site.
The research becomes concrete in three products
The validated method takes shape in Oraigo’s products: measurement, alert, overview.
Aigo
Misura i segnali del cervello in tempo reale
Go
Warns the driver on average 13 min before
Fleets
A fleet-level view of risk
Assess the results on your fleet
The best way to verify a method is to put it to the test. The free pilot is a period agreed together in which the system works on your vehicles, with no commitment.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I read the publication?
The reference is our white paper, accessible from our site via the link on this page.
What are the 100,000 minutes of data for?
To validate the method on real, variable driving situations, so as to recognise dangerous fatigue more reliably.
Is Oraigo a medical device?
No. Although based on scientific research, it is a safety system for microsleep prevention, with no diagnostic purpose.