A REVIEW STUDY OF INNOVATIVE WEARABLE TECHNOLOGY IN SAFETY, EFFICIENCY, HEALTH FOR WORKERS
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Wearable devices, Fatigue tracking device, Safety, Productivity, Workerบทคัดย่อ
This article is an academic article to study and explain the meaning of wearable technology innovation. For workers who may have an incident that causes danger, is unsafe, or provides public services. Including presenting useful features and introducing innovative wearable technology. For workers to develop work for work in industries where work poses a risk to safety for workers and service recipients. This helps in developing tools or technology tools that can be used for maximum utility in work. In this academic article, the researcher has classified innovations in wearable technology. According to the benefits of wearable devices, there are 3 types: safety, and performance. and health of workers which from the results of the study, the study of the study researcher summarizes the benefits and uses of each type of wearable device as a guideline for setting strategies and goals for safety management in organizations as well as security policies related to operators. Work to have good work efficiency and affects personnel management in effectively setting policies or health care plans for workers.
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