Industrial Scientific Corporation

Intellisafe Analytics LLC

Daniel James Timco

Raghu Arunachalam

L Robert Crouthamel

Scott Jubeck

Lisa McCracken

Henry Xin

Benjamin Haas

Henry J Suwalski

Charles Dennis Hughes

Timothy James Belski

Thomas Michael Mikulin

Joshua Allen Futrell

Rodney David Brenstuhl

Lisa Mccracken

Timothy J Belski

Systems, methods, and computer program products for human-centered safety using physiological indicators to identify and/or predict potential hazards are disclosed. An example method includes receiving physiological data associated with a plurality of physiological parameters of a worker from a wearable device of the worker. The physiological data may be monitored to detect at least one potential hazard based on a hazard classifier. The hazard classifier may include at least one machine learning model trained based on historical physiological data associated with the plurality of physiological parameters. At least one communication may be communicated based on the potential hazard(s) and/or the physiological data.

Human centered safety system using physiological indicators to identify and predict potential hazards

A monitoring system may include a module configured to couple to a base. The module may include a memory configured to store a firmware application and data, a processor operably coupled to the memory and configured to execute firmware to control the monitoring system, a wireless communication transceiver configured to allow communications between the module and other modules external to the monitoring system, and at least one sensor. The monitoring system is operable to monitor data measured via the at least one sensor and provide monitoring and alarm functions. The module is replaceable separately from the base, which has a shape generally resembling a safety cone.

Modular gas monitoring system

Monitoring systems and apparatuses and methods for using same are generally described. A gas monitoring system may include a base component and a module component. The module may be configured to be operably coupled to the base component through corresponding interface connectors. The system may be monitor for gases and generate alarms relating thereto, when the module is connected to the base. The base and/or module may have limited or no functionality when disconnected from the module and/or base. The module may include components that typically have an increased potential for upgrades, replacement, maintenance, or other modifications. The base may include components that typically have a lower rate of being upgraded, replaced, or requiring maintenance. In this manner, high maintenance components may be arranged in a module that has a smaller and more portable form factor as compared to the base and the system overall.

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