Fatigue Science
Fatigue risk management and alertness prediction platform
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At a Glance
Mining · 1000+
Scientifically validated model
Requires wearable adoption by workers
$15/user/month
Overview
Fatigue Science provides predictive fatigue management technology using biomathematical modeling and wearable sleep tracking to quantify worker alertness and reduce fatigue-related safety risks.
Verified Listing
Reviewed by The QHSE Standard · Aug 2026
Fits 1000+ · 201-1000
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6+ Industries
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In-Depth Analysis
Fatigue Science has pioneered the application of biomathematical fatigue modeling in industrial safety. Their SAFTE (Sleep, Activity, Fatigue, and Task Effectiveness) model, originally developed for the US Department of Defense, predicts cognitive effectiveness based on sleep history, circadian rhythm, and time awake. The platform ingests data from multiple sources — wearable devices (ReadiBand), shift schedules, self-reported sleep logs, and GPS/telematics — to generate individual alertness predictions expressed as a 0-100 Fatigue Score. This score has been validated in peer-reviewed research showing correlation with reaction time impairment equivalent to blood alcohol levels. Fatigue Science's Readi platform enables schedulers and supervisors to assess fatigue risk before assigning workers to safety-critical tasks, shift planners to optimize rosters for alertness, and workers themselves to understand their personal fatigue patterns. The platform's Predictive Schedule Analysis evaluates proposed roster changes against fatigue criteria before implementation, preventing the creation of fatigue-inducing schedules. Fatigue Science serves mining, oil & gas, transportation, and utilities where fatigue-related incidents carry catastrophic consequences.
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$15/user/month
Model: Subscription + Hardware
Per-user monthly subscription plus wearable hardware costs
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Model: Subscription + Hardware
Starting at: $15/user/month
Per-user monthly subscription plus wearable hardware costs
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Company Size
1000+, 201-1000 employees
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