Resources on driver fatigue
From the blog to scientific publications and the glossary, content to understand the phenomenon and tools to prevent it. No marketing promises: only verifiable information.
Each section answers a different need
From initial curiosity to technical depth, all freely available.
Articles on fatigue and safety
Content updated over time on drowsiness, fleet safety and risk management. Designed for managers, HSE and anyone who wants to understand the problem better. Pensati per responsabili, HSE e chiunque voglia capire meglio il problema.
Go to the blog →Pubblicazioni peer-reviewed
The research our approach rests on, including the Oraigo White Paper. The method validated on over 100,000 minutes of real driving.
Go to publications →Key terms explained
Definitions of EEG, microsleep, DDAW, GSR II, alertness and other terms that recur when discussing fatigue and fleet safety.
Browse the glossary →Frequently asked questions about Oraigo
Quick answers to the most common questions about the system, the free pilot and fatigue detection, direct and jargon-free.
Go to the FAQs →Honest information on an underestimated risk
Driver fatigue remains little known relative to its seriousness. Clear content and verifiable sources help you decide with full awareness.
No marketing promises
Solo informazioni che puoi verificare e portare al tuo team. The resources explain the problem, the free pilot lets you see the solution on your fleet. Sono due cose distinte, e lo diciamo chiaramente. Le aggiorniamo man mano che pubblichiamo nuovi materiali e studi.
Put what you read to the test
The resources explain the problem. The free pilot lets you see the solution on your fleet, a period agreed together, with no commitment.
Frequently asked questions
Are the resources free?
Yes. The blog, glossary and publication references are freely available.
Can I use this content to inform my team?
Of course. They are designed precisely to help managers and drivers understand fatigue risk better.
Where do I find product details?
On the products pages, where Aigo, Go and Fleets are described.