
NeuroUX has launched its Fatigue Monitoring Platform to provide safety-critical teams in high-risk industries—including aviation, mining, transportation, construction, energy, and healthcare—with an objective fit-for-duty signal.
The platform is built on the Psychomotor Vigilance Test (PVT), described in peer-reviewed sleep research as a standard measure of fatigue-related impairment in alertness and reaction time. Workers complete a brief alertness check via phone or tablet, and results are scored against personal baselines rather than a generic threshold. Supervisors can access real-time fit-for-duty results through a dashboard, SMS, Slack, or email, and receive notifications when a worker’s results fall below their baseline. The platform analyzes team, shift, and location trends and can run standalone or integrate with existing risk-management systems and scheduling tools. NeuroUX said the platform does not rely on wearables, cameras, or self-reporting.