Oraigo

About Oraigo

Oraigo ( https://oraigo.com/ ) is an Italian deep-neurotech company focused on preventing road accidents caused by driver fatigue and microsleep events through a combination of EEG technology and proprietary artificial intelligence. The company operates in the Road Safety and Fleet Risk Management sector, with the mission of becoming a global leader in preventive telematic solutions capable of identifying fatigue before it becomes dangerous.

Its ecosystem consists of three integrated products. Aigo is a lightweight EEG headset that continuously monitors brain activity and recognizes the onset of fatigue and microsleep episodes in real time, alerting the driver with immediate vibrations. The Go App receives EEG signals from the device and interprets them using Oraigo’s AI models, providing instant audiovisual warnings and offering drivers personalized statistics that help them understand their vigilance patterns over time. Fleets, the cloud-based analytics platform, aggregates and anonymizes data from all drivers and provides fleet managers with clear insights into risk-prone hours, recurring fatigue patterns, and operational conditions that require intervention. Together, these products form a preventive safety system that enables organizations to redesign work schedules, reduce operational risks, and improve safety performance using objective physiological data.

Oraigo’s business model combines hardware sales with recurring SaaS subscriptions. Devices are offered through multi-year contracts, while the Go App and Fleets platform generate continuous revenue through driver-based licensing. In addition, Oraigo provides advanced fatigue-risk assessments and periodic analytical reports for enterprises seeking deeper operational insights and insurance-related advantages.

The company serves key segments where fatigue risk is structurally high, including trucking and logistics, passenger mobility services, hazardous goods transport, and utility and energy companies operating night or extended shifts. Its main stakeholders include fleet and operations directors aiming to reduce accidents, HSE managers seeking measurable safety tools, logistics company owners concerned with driver and cargo safety, and insurance and risk management departments requiring predictive fatigue analytics.

Oraigo’s competitive strength is reinforced by its intellectual property, which covers EEG interpretation methods, microsleep detection algorithms, real-time fatigue prediction models, and data-privacy frameworks. This technological foundation gives the company a defensible position and distinguishes it from traditional camera-based driver monitoring systems by offering a physiological, preventive approach that addresses fatigue at its source.