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John Stuart, Co-FounderTechnologies such as fleet management solutions provide the ability to monitor driver hours and raise alerts on violations before they occur. Telematics tools facilitate work schedule management and allocate work hours evenly to avoid stressful and fatiguing situations. A technology that shows promise in addressing driver fatigue is wearables. These devices can be used to monitor and analyze key biometric data to improve driver safety.
London-based Fuell provides the means for autonomous passenger monitoring. The company helps autonomous vehicle drivers remain in control and not become drowsy or fall asleep.
The Fuell Healthscore platform has been designed to work out-of-the-box or integrated into an existing ecosystem. Fuell HealthScore is available to trial in the company’s smartphone app for IOS and Android. It can be integrated into an existing smartphone app through Fuell’s developer Software Development Kit (SDK). Fuell HealthScore prevents unnecessary sharing of private health information and uses edge computing techniques and data aggregation to protect highly personal data. It also combines sensor data to understand behaviors such as stressful routes, driver fatigue, and shift patterns. Leveraging the HealthScore APIs, clients can create and build their control center or use Fuell’s pre-built demo control center for testing.
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Company
Fuell
Management
John Stuart, Co-Founder
Description
Fuell offers an enterprise platform motivating and engaging employees, teams and organisations to be more active while in the fleet market, the company is a risk management tool measuring the ROI benefits of a physically healthier workforce through safer driving. Fuell HealthScore can be delivered to a fleet of drivers as a standalone solution delivered over a smartphone or embedded within existing vehicle systems. It leverages the power of the smartphone to deliver tracking anywhere and maintain privacy. In addition, the Fuell HealthScore fatigue algorithms can leverage existing driver-facing cameras