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Fatigue Science appoints technology growth executives Andrew Morden and David Trotter to key leadership positions
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Fatigue Science appoints technology growth executives Andrew Morden and David Trotter to key leadership positions

Fatigue Science, the global leader in fatigue risk prediction and analysis, announces the addition of two accomplished executives to its leadership team.
Fatigue Science Technology Adopted to predict worker fatigue at one of the world's largest silver mines
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Fatigue Science technology adopted to predict worker fatigue at one of world's largest silver mines

Fatigue Science is pleased to announce that it has been selected by Goldcorp Inc., to enable the proactive monitoring and mitigation of worker fatigue risk across one their largest operations, the Peñasquito polymetallic mine in Mexico.
IOSH Rail Award
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Fatigue Science and Morgan Sindall receive award of High Commendation from IOSH for use of Readiband

Fatigue Science is proud to announce that our UK clients, Morgan Sindall, have received an award of High Commendation from the Institution of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH) for their use of our Readiband Solution.
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CBC News: Chicago Cubs’ win and the benefits of sleep and performance management in elite sports

In light of the Cubs’ spectacular win, Fatigue Science talks to CBC News about the role sleep and performance management is playing in helping elite sports teams attain the ultimate prize.
CBC The National Reports on Fatigue Science work Transport and Elite Sports
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CBC's 'The National' reports on Fatigue Science's work with transport and elite sports clients

Canada's news broadcaster took an in-depth look at human fatigue and performance, highlighting Fatigue Science's work with Arrow Transportation drivers and Seattle Seahawks players.
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New York Times cover story: Seattle Seahawks rely on Fatigue Science for performance edge

New York Times reporter Ken Belson was on hand for the deployment of Fatigue Science’s new Readiband, interviewing players and coaches about the importance of sleep in the NFL.
Sleep in and win
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Podcast: 'Sleep In and Win' performance in sport with Ian Dunican

Sports and performance expert Ian Dunican talks to us in detail about using Fatigue Science's FAST Scheduling tool to help Super Rugby teams plan for and manage fatigue.
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TechCrunch: Fatigue Science lets pro sports teams track their athletes' sleep

Our CEO, Sean Kerklaan, was interviewed by TechCrunch on how Fatigue Science provides elite sports teams and industry with sleep analytics to improve performance and reduce risk.

Fatigue Science wins 'Top Canadian Startup' award at Metabridge

Fatigue Science was at Metabridge, an invitation-only event where Canadian entrepreneurs, financiers and technology VIPs from around the world get together to talk shop.
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SB Nation: Seahawks teaching players 'sleep is a weapon'

Sam Ramsden and Michael Gervais of the Seattle Seahawks speak with sleep champion Ariana Huffington, in an interview on the subject of sleep and pro athletic performance.
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Inc.: Sleep culture in the workplace

Fatigue Science CEO, Sean Kerklaan sat down with Chip Joyce from Inc.com to discuss how Fatigue Science “is doing to corporations what Billy Beane did to baseball: using hard data to transform performance and safety by teaching companies how to mitigate employee fatigue.”
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ESPN Magazine: Athlete monitoring in the NBA

In a league where teams often play back-to-back nights in different cities requiring late, post-game travel, sufficient sleep is hard to come by and fatigue, in due time, can take its toll.
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CITEworld: How wearables helped dramatically reduce injuries for the Seattle Sounders

The Sounders have been using wearables to optimize training, minimize injury risks, and reduce recovery times. Their efforts seem to be working, as the number of days players were out for muscle-related injuries has been cut down by over half, from 498 days in 2012 to 214 days this season, states the article.

HP Matter: How wearable technology is helping one team overcome its biggest travel health nightmare

The Seattle Mariners traveled 51,634 miles during this year’s regular season, the most in the major leagues and the equivalent of flying around the earth twice.
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USA Today: Sleep monitors could help U.S. players rest easy during World Cup

Our friends at EXOS (formerly Athletes' Performance) are working with the US Men's National Soccer team and recently spoke with USA Today about their work in getting the team ready for 2014 Fifa World Cup.