No Wearables and Hardware
High driver acceptance with software-only deployment. Nothing new required in the cab.
Driver Safety Technology




High driver acceptance with software-only deployment. Nothing new required in the cab.
Readi integrates into your daily routine—like toolbox talks and dispatch planning.
See each driver's individual hour-by-hour risk profile before they hit the road.
In large-scale U.S. logistics pilots, the "Readi-enabled" group reduced fatigue-linked in-cab telematics events by 42% compared to similar a group not using Readi. Reducing these events drives critical business outcomes:
Every hard brake wastes about $1.00 in fuel and vehicle wear. By predicting driver fatigue and deploying countermeasures, you help drivers stay alert and drive smoother, directly improving your MPG.
Readi filters risk "upstream," meaning fewer camera triggers to review. You only spend time coaching the 5% of drivers who actually nee
By identifying high-risk drivers before they hit the road, Readi allows you to intervene early, directly reducing lost-time incidents.
Fatigue risk management for manufacturing fleets means identifying and reducing driver fatigue risk before it affects road safety, delivery performance, or operations. It helps manufacturers manage fatigue among drivers who support private fleets, deliveries, service routes, and logistics operations.
Many manufacturers rely on drivers to move products, materials, equipment, or service teams. Long shifts, early starts, overnight routes, overtime, and tight delivery windows can increase fatigue risk. When drivers are fatigued, the risk of unsafe driving behavior, road incidents, and delivery disruption can increase.
Readi forecasts driver fatigue risk up to 18 hours in advance using fatigue science modeling and operational data. This helps supervisors identify high-risk drivers, routes, or shifts before trips begin.
No. Readi can help manage fatigue risk without requiring drivers to wear a device, install new hardware, or rely on another camera system.
No. Readi is also relevant for manufacturers that operate private fleets, delivery vehicles, service vehicles, distribution teams, yard trucks, or other driver-based operations.
Readi integrates with existing EHS software, telematics, ELD systems, fleet management tools, and incident reporting platforms. It adds fatigue risk visibility without replacing current systems, helping teams identify high-risk drivers earlier and make informed decisions before routes begin.