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 details how the device maintains a Mean Absolute Error (MAE) of 0.25°C across diverse environments—including high-heat simulations and heavy PPE usage—offering a scientific deep dive into the correlation between wearable sensors and internal physiological metrics.

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About SlateSafety

SlateSafety, a pioneering technology startup from Atlanta, GA, is paving the way in the Connected Safety revolution. They aim to deliver robust, trustworthy, and user-friendly safety systems to high-risk industrial settings, prioritizing the worker’s safety. 

Their innovative product, BAND V2, epitomizes this, offering a wearable Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) device designed to be worn on the arm. This device provides instantaneous alert notifications and examines historical data trends, enabling safety experts to step in before potential incidents occur and pinpoint operational inefficiencies in work processes.

BAND V2 was honored by TIME as one of the ‘Best Inventions of 2021’. In addition, SlateSafety has received more than $2M in funding from organizations such as the National Science Foundation and the United States Air Force to develop its IoT platform. For more information, visit slatesafety.com.