This system uses smart safety gear, like helmets or face shields, worn by different workers. These items have built-in sensors to check if the gear is being worn properly and to monitor the wearer's health. The system can also give feedback, for example, by lighting up.
Why it matters: The filing predates the current generation of highly integrated, low-power physiological sensors and edge AI processors. These advancements make real-time, on-device "intelligent" monitoring and communication within PPE more feasible and efficient.
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