Twelve Senses

The Problem

The most controllable environments we have still hurt people.

We've spent decades monitoring machines and sites. The one variable we never measure is the human at the center of the work.

The stakes

Every 104 minutes, a US worker dies on the job.

104 min

In 2024, 5,070 US workers died from fatal occupational injuries — one every 104 minutes.

102M

total workdays lost to injury downtime across the US economy in 2024.

80–90%

of workplace accidents trace back to human error — the one variable no one monitors.

$181.4B

total cost of work injuries in the US in 2024.

Source: US Bureau of Labor Statistics · National Safety Council (2024). Almost all of it is preventable.

80–90%

of accidents trace back to human error.

And fatigue — which arrives unannounced — raises accident risk by ~62%.

Safety's blind spot is the worker's own state.

Repetitive work pushes people into autopilot and lapses in attention.

Cumbersome procedures get bypassed under time pressure.

Construction sites change daily — yesterday's "safe" mental map is today's hazard.

The missing layer

Agentify taking care of your workers and augment them with contextual risk information and alerts.