Blink dynamics
How often and how fully the eyes blink shifts as alertness changes.
Proactive — acting before the incident, not investigating after it.
Human-first — the person wearing the glasses is the first to know.
Invisible — running quietly in the background of a normal shift.
Fair — flagging risky moments, never scoring people.
Built in — part of the equipment your teams already wear.
You see it first — alerts go to you before anyone else
No live feed — nobody watches through your glasses
On-device — your eye data isn’t streamed or stored as video
Consent-based — deployed with you, not on you
The bigger picture — aggregated alertness trends across shifts and sites
Risk, surfaced early — see where fatigue clusters before incidents do
Fits your program — designed to complement existing safety processes
No new hardware ritual — designed for current consumer smart glasses
Designed for current consumer smart glasses.
Analyzes natural eye behavior in real time, on the device.
The operator gets the first alert. Teams see the bigger picture.
A neuroscientist and a product builder, working on one question: how to make invisible fatigue visible — safely and efficiently.
Plyfaa Suwanamalik-Murphy
Eivinas Norušaitis
No. It’s not a medical device and makes no medical assessments. It’s a workplace safety tool focused on alertness during safety-critical tasks.
No. There’s no live feed and no video storage. The operator and leadership are alerted first, leadership sees aggregated risk trends.
It’s software, designed for current consumer smart glasses rather than proprietary hardware.
The workplace safety program — with processing on the device by design and clear limits on use. Never for discipline or grading people.
Early. We’re in discretionary pilots with 5+ companies, each with varying operator counts of under 2,500 total.