SOS! Can sensor technology improve worker safety?
The science of human performance measurement allows us to quite literally get under our skin and into our brains to capture measures of human performance in workers, soldiers, medical personnel, and others. In the Age of AI, with both increased miniaturization of sensor technologies and intelligent data analytics, how do we make sense of physiological indicators to improve worker safety and effectiveness?
Join MINDWORKS host Daniel Serfaty, as he speaks with Aptima’s Kevin Durkee and Zachary Kiehl, as they share the journey they undertook as researchers and scientists in taking an abstract research idea, turned it into a useful product, and then around it formed a brand new start-up company to reach new markets with their solution.
Listen below or wherever you get your podcasts including Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, and Spotify.
Share our LinkedIn post with your network at https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:6716723777213894657/.
Tweet us at @mindworkspodcst or email us at mindworkspodcast@gmail.com with your comments and feedback!
Related posts
At Aptima, our strength has always come from our people. We are proud to be guided by a team of exceptional leaders, Aptimists, whose expertise and vision help shape not only our company’s direction, but the future of advanced technology and national security. We are excited to announce the appointment of several distinguished new members [...]
Event Recap: Phoenix Challenge® 2026 Last month we were proud to participate in Phoenix Challenge® 2026, a premier event hosted by The United States Department of War, Office of Information Operations Policy (OIOP). This year’s event “Information Operations: Evolving for Strategic Dominance,” brought together leaders from across government, industry, and academia for an opportunity [...]
We’re thrilled to announce that Daniel Serfaty, CEO and co-founder of Aptima, was recently spotlighted in Authority Magazine as part of their “Meet the Disruptors” series