The driver safety system that warns before the eyes close speaking to the driver within one second of eye closure and sounding an alarm if they stay shut. Built in Perth for WA's mining, transport and logistics fleets.
A simulated driver-facing view of Sentinal Nexus AI on a remote WA highway. Tap the controls below to see how the system responds to alert, drowsy, and microsleep states.
Driver alert. Eyes open. Steering stable. Normal operating state — the AI is continuously assessing the driver without intervention.
At the core of Sentinal Nexus AI is a real-time eye analysis engine that watches the driver continuously, frame by frame, for the earliest signs that attention is slipping.
It recognises the pattern that comes before a microsleep and speaks to the driver while there is still time to act not after the eyes have already closed.
Eyes, face and head position are assessed together, building a complete picture of driver alertness in real time entirely on-device, with no internet required.
In regional Western Australia, fatigue is a suspected factor in 19% of road deaths and serious injuries. On remote Pilbara highways, in the Goldfields and across the Kimberley, a single microsleep at highway speed is fatal.
Every dashcam, lane departure system, and enterprise telematics platform shares one critical flaw they respond to fatigue after it has already occurred. They document what went wrong. They cannot stop it.
The driver is already asleep before the alert fires. By then, it is too late. Sentinal Nexus AI changes that entirely.
Record what happens. Alert after the vehicle has already drifted. Provide footage for investigations not prevention.
Trigger when the vehicle has already crossed the line. The driver is already unconscious before the warning fires.
Detect eye closure not predict it. Require internet connectivity that disappears hundreds of kilometres from Perth.
Sold on multi-year terms with minimum fleet sizes — one major provider requires a three-year contract. Built for operators running hundreds of vehicles, not the thousands of WA fleets running five.
Every competitor waits for a threshold to be crossed then reacts. We monitor the biometric patterns that precede fatigue and intervene before the danger arrives.
Competitors wait for a threshold to be crossed. We watch the approach to it, and speak to the driver while there is still time to act.
Industry FirstEvery AI module runs on hardware in the vehicle cab. Zero internet dependency. Works in the Pilbara, Goldfields, and Kimberley where mobile coverage disappears for hundreds of kilometres. When competitors go dark, we keep running.
Zero Cloud DependencyDesigned, built and supported in Western Australia, for Western Australian conditions. When something needs attention you speak to the people who built it, in your time zone, not a queue overseas.
Local SupportEvery alert is measured against that driver's own normal, not a generic average. Fewer false alarms, and the ones that do fire are worth acting on.
Adaptive AIA second camera watches the road ahead, so driver state and road risk are assessed together rather than separately. The complete safety picture, not half of it.
Road + Driver AIOn a confirmed crash or an unresponsive driver, the system escalates within seconds to your control room and fleet manager GPS coordinates, a cabin occupant report, 60 seconds of pre-event video, and a prepared script for the operator to read to 000. In remote WA, a person who can answer questions gets help moving faster than an automated call.
Control Room FirstAn honest comparison of what each system actually delivers for WA fleet operators.
The market-leading driver monitoring system publishes its own trigger point: a fatigue event is recorded once the eyes have been closed for 1.5 seconds, and a distraction event after 4 seconds looking away from the road.
At 100 km/h a vehicle travels 13.9 metres in that half second. Both figures are published and checkable compare them yourself before you choose.
From installation to real-time fatigue prevention — five simple steps.
Compact camera and AI unit mount in the cab. No vehicle modifications. Under one hour.
Each driver's face is enrolled. AI builds a personal biometric baseline unique to them.
The system watches the driver continuously and runs entirely on hardware in the cab, with no internet.
A spoken alert within one second of the eyes closing, escalating to a loud siren at four seconds if they stay shut.
Live fleet dashboard safety scores, fatigue events, GPS, compliance across every vehicle.
Everything runs on hardware in the cab. No cloud, no mobile coverage, no data leaving the vehicle.
Most systems raise an alarm once a driver is already asleep. Ours recognises what comes first. A spoken warning within seconds, escalating to a loud alarm if the driver does not respond.
Predictive, Not ReactiveA short pre-shift check gives a clear FIT, MONITOR or REVIEW result and an auditable record for your Chain of Responsibility file. No other system in Australia or New Zealand offers this.
Australian FirstEvery system reports that a driver is fatigued. Ours reports whether they are more impaired than their roster and hours behind the wheel should produce the difference between ordinary end-of-shift tiredness and something that needs attention today.
Beyond Fatigue DetectionEverything runs in the cab. No internet required, no cloud subscription, no monthly data cost, nothing to fail when coverage does. Built for the Pilbara, the Goldfields and the Kimberley.
100% OfflineThe system continuously checks that its own camera and its own voice alerts are working, and raises an alarm if they are not. A covered lens is never mistaken for a compliant shift.
Never Silently FailsFatigue is tracked across a whole eight to twelve hour shift including breaks, not reset at every rest stop. The number your fleet manager sees is the number that matters.
Full-Shift TrackingFIFO workers on overnight drives to Pilbara mine sites. The most fatigue-exposed workforce in Australia. Compliant with the Mines Safety and Inspection Act 1994 (WA).
Road train operators on the 1,600km Perth–Port Hedland corridor and Kimberley freight routes where help is hours away and fatigue is the primary risk.
Site transport and crew vehicles on METRONET and Pilbara expansion projects. WorkSafe WA compliant fatigue management for every vehicle, every shift.
Harvest operators during the CBH season running continuous shifts across the WA Wheatbelt. Protecting the drivers behind 22 million tonnes of annual harvest.
Council fleets, school buses, and NDIS transport with duty-of-care obligations to the most vulnerable passengers. Affordable for every local operator.
WA logistics operators managing overnight metro and regional deliveries. Real-time fleet dashboard gives operations managers visibility across every vehicle.
The fastest way to fail a fatigue rollout is to lose the drivers. Here is exactly what the system does and does not do — the same answer we give your drivers.
Sentinal Nexus AI supports WA operators in meeting their legal fatigue management obligations.
Employer duty of care for worker safety during work-related travel and site access.
Fatigue management for Pilbara and Goldfields mining operations and FIFO transport.
Complements required fatigue management plans for heavy vehicle operators across WA.
Demonstrates due diligence by schedulers, consignors, and loading managers.
All video processed on-device. No biometric data transmitted. Driver consent documented.
Competing systems depend on connectivity to deliver their safety value — event review, manager notification and reporting all sit on the other side of a mobile connection. For WA remote routes, that is not a limitation, it is a failure mode. Sentinal Nexus AI was designed from day one to work where there is no signal.
Sentinal Nexus AI is a Western Australian technology startup founded with one purpose bringing every driver home safely from WA's most remote and dangerous routes.
We are not a dashcam company. We are not a telematics provider. We are an AI safety company that has built the first genuinely predictive driver fatigue prevention system designed specifically for WA's mining and transport industry.
Every design decision reflects WA's reality offline-first because Pilbara highways have no mobile signal, and affordable because most WA fleets have fewer than 20 vehicles and have been priced out of enterprise alternatives.
Whether you want to book a demo, join our free pilot program, or ask a question we are based in Perth and respond within one business day.
We install Sentinal Nexus AI in one of your vehicles. You evaluate it for 2 days at no cost. No obligation. No commitment required. We believe so strongly in the product that we put it in your fleet before you spend a dollar.