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VigiLife Expands Work with U.S. Department of the Interior with Contract to Support Wildland Firefighter Exposure Monitoring

VigiLife has entered into a contract with the U.S. Department of the Interior to expand wildland firefighter exposure monitoring and evaluate how SafeGuard® can support secure, centralized collection of physiological and environmental data during field operations....
Wildland firefighter using wearable exposure-monitoring sensors during field operations

New Research Shows Garmin Smartwatch Can Support Heat Stress Monitoring in Construction Workers

As temperatures continue to rise across North America, employers are looking for practical ways to identify heat strain before it becomes a serious safety incident. A newly published study provides encouraging evidence that wearable technology may help. Researchers evaluated the...

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VigiLife Welcomes Neal Howard to Accelerate Workforce Resilience Growth

VigiLife welcomes Neal Howard, a 13-year enterprise SaaS veteran with cybersecurity and data privacy expertise, to help organizations build safer, more resilient workforces with connected workforce intelligence technology....
Neal Howard, VigiLife enterprise sales leader focused on workforce resilience and operational safety

Burnout Prevention Technology: How to Spot Worker Strain Earlier

Can technology help prevent burnout? Explore how SafeGuard supports earlier visibility into worker strain, recovery, and environmental stress without claiming to diagnose burnout....
Collage illustration of workplace burnout prevention technology showing a stressed office worker with flames above her head and a hand holding a spray bottle while wearing a Garmin watch displaying low Body Battery.

What Better Burnout Solutions Need

Heart rate variability is often discussed as a stress metric, but what can it really tell us about burnout? Here’s what the research says about HRV, chronic workplace stress, recovery, and the role of wearables....
Digital illustration of a human torso with glowing heart and lungs surrounded by biometric dashboard panels, representing heart rate variability, real-time health tracking, and data-driven burnout solutions.

Burnout, Wearables, and HRV: What the Research Recommends 

Heart rate variability is often discussed as a stress metric, but what can it really tell us about burnout? Here’s what the research says about HRV, chronic workplace stress, recovery, and the role of wearables....
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