Question 1

What is OPTOVERA?

Accepted Answer

OPTOVERA is a workforce readiness platform that prevents workplace accidents by measuring each worker's neurological condition before every shift using a 60-second Pupillary Light Reflex scan — objective, tamper-resistant, before the shift begins.

Question 2

How does OPTOVERA prevent workplace accidents?

Accepted Answer

OPTOVERA measures neurological condition at shift entry using PLR analysis. The 60-second scan produces an objective low-risk or high-risk result before work begins. High-risk results trigger immediate supervisor notification. Organizations report more than 35% fewer workplace incidents after year one.

Question 3

What is the Pupillary Light Reflex and why does OPTOVERA use it?

Accepted Answer

The Pupillary Light Reflex (PLR) is an involuntary neurological response regulated by the autonomic nervous system — it cannot be consciously controlled, faked, or masked. PLR parameters change measurably when neurological condition is affected by fatigue, sleep deprivation, or stress. OPTOVERA uses PLR because it is the most direct, objective, tamper-resistant indicator of neurological condition available at the point of work.

Question 4

How is OPTOVERA different from wearables, cameras, and PVT tests?

Accepted Answer

Wearables track trends, not current neurological condition. Cameras detect degraded performance after it has already occurred — reactive, not preventive. PVT tests measure conscious effort, which a motivated worker can mask. OPTOVERA measures the Pupillary Light Reflex — involuntary, impossible to fake — producing an objective, preventive, tamper-resistant result in 60 seconds before every shift.

Question 5

What is OPTOVERA Predict?

Accepted Answer

OPTOVERA Predict forecasts fatigue risk using a validated biomathematical model. Unlike other platforms that estimate the starting point from schedules and sleep data, Predict uses each worker's actual PLR scan result as a direct input — anchoring forecasts to real neurological condition, not population averages.

Question 6

Is OPTOVERA a medical device?

Accepted Answer

No. OPTOVERA is not a medical device and does not diagnose medical conditions. Results are operational safety indicators reviewed by qualified personnel. OPTOVERA provides information — the decision always remains with a qualified person.

Question 7

What industries use OPTOVERA?

Accepted Answer

OPTOVERA is deployed in mining, transport, construction, aviation, and other safety-critical operations. It is designed for environments where connectivity may be limited — completing a full scan without an internet connection and syncing automatically when connectivity is restored.

Question 8

How long does an OPTOVERA scan take?

Accepted Answer

60 seconds. The worker picks up the device at shift entry. Iris recognition identifies them automatically — no login, no badge, no PIN. The result appears on screen in 60 seconds. In connected environments, the supervisor is notified instantly.

Prevent workplace accidents

Know when a worker may not be able to work safely,
before the job begins

OPTOVERA uses a 60-second eye scan to measure an involuntary neurological response — the pupillary light reflex (PLR).
Helping identify when risk may already be elevated.

Why Workplace Incidents Still Occur?
Risk starts before the task

The root cause is often invisible and unmeasured.

You can’t act on what you don’t measure.

60 seconds

You can't predict what you don't measure

Predicting fatigue risk is only as good as what feeds the model

> 35%

Prevent workplace accidents Know when a worker may not be able to work safely, before the job begins

OPTOVERA uses a 60-second eye scan to measure an involuntary neurological response — the pupillary light reflex (PLR). Helping identify when risk may already be elevated.

Why Workplace Incidents Still Occur? Risk starts before the task