Every XENOM helmet ships with a wristband, and the two work as one kit: the band tracks heart rate, body temperature and blood oxygen saturation continuously through the shift.
Every XENOM helmet ships with a wristband, and the two work as a single kit. The band measures vital signs continuously — heart rate, body temperature and blood oxygen saturation — while the helmet carries the connectivity, positioning and processing that turn those readings into something a supervisor can act on.
The platform's analytics detect health anomalies and alert supervisors to potential risks as they emerge, tied to the worker's position on the site rather than to a name in a report.
Voice-based screening for signs of alcohol impairment is already a production capability with published results. Non-invasive fatigue detection is in development and is not a shipped feature.