National Geographic: Wearable Tech Solutions to Excessive Heat

National Geographic highlights growing threat of Excessive Heat.

Excessive heat exposure is on the rise globally, posing severe health risks, especially for outdoor and industrial workers. National Geographic’s recent coverage emphasizes the urgency of addressing this invisible threat proactively through advanced heat safety technologies.

 

Why Excessive Heat Matters

According to National Geographic, heat-related illnesses disproportionately affect farmworkers, industrial workers, and those in outdoor professions, making heat safety an urgent public health priority.

Epicore’s Connected Hydration Wearable

Featured by National Geographic, Epicore Biosystems is revolutionizing heat safety with Connected Hydration™. This solution uniquely tracks sweat electrolyte and fluid loss in real-time, triggering proactive dehydration alerts at critical thresholds (~500 mL fluid loss and ~2% body-mass loss), before heat-related symptoms impact cognitive function and productivity.

A close-up image of a person carefully applying Epicore Biosystems' Connected Hydration wearable device onto a tradeshow attendee's upper arm.

Personalized, Proactive Protection


Unlike one-size-fits-all strategies, Epicore acknowledges individual variability—ensuring each worker receives personalized, data-driven hydration insights. National Geographic emphasizes this technology’s potential to dramatically reduce heat injuries and improve worker well-being.

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