🚢 These past months with SafeNav testing have been intense. In addition to regular full scsle simulator testing with a Navy ship, we have been pushing boundaries with SAYFR part of Gard AS) 🇳🇴 and the University of Genoa 🇮🇹 to understand how stress, fatigue, and human factors affect decision-making on the bridge with and without using SafeNav 🧠⚓️
We have tested with highly experienced Captains and Navigators 👨✈️👩✈️ , and also introduced SafeNav to less experienced operators to map out the actual impact of our product in different user profiles.
📊 Using wearable devices for pulse, heart rate, and facial expression tracking, we have monitored stress and cognitive load in real time, and the results are getting very interesting. (🔍 Stay tuned!)
Why all this?
Because navigation is not just about tech, it is about the people operating it. 👩✈️👨✈️🫱⛴️
Big thanks to our fantastic partners and Human Safety Experts at SAYFR and the University of Genoa for joining us on this journey.
In Genoa, SafeNav Trials Reveal How Stress, Fatigue, and Human Factors Impact Safer Navigation
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