Do you want to improve thermal risk prevention in your company?
Traditionally, hydration has been managed using indirect or subjective methods such as body weight, urine color, or standard intake recommendations. These approaches do not account for individual variability and do not allow for effective prevention.
Although sweat sensors have emerged in recent years, many solutions are limited to displaying data without interpretation, lack sufficient scientific validation, or are not scalable to workplaces and clinical environments.
From measurement to an action plan
Scientific validation and safety
SweaTracker technology has been developed and validated in collaboration with leading research centers and hospitals. It has demonstrated high accuracy in various studies and has CE marking, allowing its sale throughout the European Union.
This scientific validation ensures that the recommendations are based on reliable data and applicable to real-world contexts.