Heat Science: Third-Party Validation of SlateSafety Core Temperature Monitoring
As heat-related injuries continue to rise, the need for reliable, non-invasive core body temperature monitoring has become a critical priority for industrial safety. This downloadable validation summary compiles data from independent studies conducted by Texas A&M, the University of Alabama, and Lee University to evaluate the BAND V2 against clinical “gold standard” methods. The report […]
SlateSafety BAND V2 Rated Best Physiological Monitoring System
A recent assessment conducted by the National Urban Security Technology Laboratory (NUSTL), which sits within the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Science and Technology Directorate (S&T), rated the SlateSafety BAND V2 as the number one physiological monitoring system for first responders. In November of 2022 the NUSTL, Systems Assessment and Validation for Emergency Responders […]
Core Temperature Validation Study with the University of Alabama
The University of Alabama School of Nursing has recently published their findings from a study by Dr. Michael Callihan, PhD, RN, CEN, NRP and his team who investigated the usability of the SlateSafety wearable device for physiological monitoring. During the study physiological data was collected on a team of nurses performing job-specific tasks in a […]