Use cases · Fatigue · Fleet

How Oraigo solves the problems linked to driver fatigue

Driver fatigue is not a single problem: it changes depending on the goal. Some want to prevent microsleep, some to reduce accidents, some to organise safer shifts. Every use case has its own answer.

Safety goal

Microsleep prevention

Warning on average 13 minutes before microsleep, as found in our white paper.

Cost goal

Accident reduction

Fewer accidents, lower insurance premiums.

Compliance goal

GSR II · DDAW

Documentation for tenders, HSE and audits.

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Safety and prevention

The core of the system: preventing microsleep before it happens.

Safety and prevention

Microsleep prevention

Warn the driver before microsleep, while they can still stop safely.

Night-driving safety

The risk rises in the dark hours: EEG detection works regardless of light.

Reducing road accidents

Fewer fatigue-related accidents thanks to a timely, documented warning.

Costs and organisation

Lower insurance premiums

Documented data on fleet alertness, useful at policy-renewal time.

Driving-shift management

Organise shifts based on real risk, not theoretical hours driven.

Driver wellbeing and retention

A system that protects the driver signals real attention to their safety.

Compliance and quality

GSR II and DDAW compliance

Technical documentation to meet European regulatory requirements on fatigue.

Public tenders and contracts

Demonstrate high safety standards in tenders that require HSE criteria.

HSE reporting

Structured reports and verifiable data for safety committees, audits and certifications.

Why think in use cases

From problem to concrete benefit

Driver fatigue touches different goals depending on the role. A safety manager thinks about accidents, an operations director about shifts, whoever handles tenders about service quality. Starting from the problem makes the concrete value clear for each of them.

Start from the goal

Each page starts from a real, specific need, not from the product’s feature list.

Same technology, different angles

Behind every use case there’s the same EEG system: Aigo, Go and Fleets. What changes is the answer to your specific problem.

A common foundation

Aigo, Go and Fleets: behind every use case

Each use case starts from a concrete need, but the system that solves it is always the same.

AIGO

The EEG device

It measures attention directly from the brain’s signals. At the source, not from visible symptoms.

GO

The app for the driver

It warns in real time when risk crosses the threshold. The margin to stop safely.

FLEETS

The dashboard for the manager

It gathers the fleet’s data and turns it into useful indicators for deciding where to act.

You don’t need to pick the perfect use case up front: during the pilot the most relevant benefits often emerge.

Try Oraigo with a free pilot

Whatever your goal, you can evaluate the system on your fleet. A period agreed together, with no commitment.

Frequently asked questions about driver fatigue

What's the most effective way to counter driver fatigue?

Anticipate it: measuring attention at the source and warning before microsleep gives the driver time to stop, instead of reacting once the drop has already happened.

The one closest to your main goal: prevention, costs or compliance. The pages are designed to be read on their own as well.

No. The foundation is always Aigo, Go and Fleets; what changes is the angle from which the benefits are told.

With a free pilot agreed together. Contact us to arrange the details.