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Tier 1 PartnerGoX wearable intelligence platform
GoX turns wearable, environmental, health, movement, and location signals into clear alerts, coaching, dashboards, and response workflows.
Signals become guidance for established operating protocols.
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One platform
GoX connects the person at the edge with the people responsible for safety, wellness, readiness, and operations. The platform makes context useful without making the workflow more complicated.
Watch, movement, environment, and location context.
GoX logic translates signals into plain operational context.
Workers and leaders receive clear, role-appropriate guidance.
Teams follow established rest, hydration, check-in, or response protocols.
Aggregate trends support planning while limiting unnecessary exposure.
Decision layer
GoX organizes individual alerts, aggregate patterns, and operational context in a browser-based leader view.
OrganizationLeader viewInterface example - values illustrativeFour operating domains

Workforce safety
GoX Boost combines wearable, environmental, and movement context so workers and leaders can recognize heat strain, fatigue, distress, and ergonomic risk earlier.
Clear watch alerts support established hydration, rest, and check-in protocols.
Role-appropriate risk visibility supports earlier intervention.
Aggregate trends help teams improve planning and training.
Heat, exertion, dehydration, distress, movement, and noise awareness connect worker alerts with leader visibility and aggregate learning.
Personalized weekly goals, perceived-exertion guidance, and coaching messages support participants without exposing personal detail in employer reporting.
Illustrative weekly progressSoldier Monitoring combines a Samsung wearable, distress and readiness context, ATAK-integrated views, and deployment-dependent connectivity.
Aggregate zone, location, and exertion patterns help teams test workflow, equipment, and intervention changes without publishing precise individual trails.
Safety / Whole-person risk

POD-enabled movement intelligence
GoX combines POD-based kinematic context with wearable, environmental, and activity signals to support a broader view of operational risk. REBA/RULA-informed ergonomic review can sit alongside fatigue, heat, cardiovascular load, movement, and environmental context so teams can evaluate the work and the worker together.
The GoX POD adds body-positioned kinematic information to watch, activity, and environmental signals.
Ergonomic, physiological, movement, and environmental context can be reviewed in one operational frame.
Teams can use the combined context to inform job, equipment, pacing, hydration, rest, and coaching decisions.
Educational operational context, not diagnosis or guaranteed injury prevention. Confirm the approved REBA/RULA method, scoring workflow, and POD configuration for each deployment.
Safety / Hearing conservation
Noise-exposure awareness
GoX brings noise-exposure screening to a familiar wrist endpoint, helping workers and safety teams see sound level, accumulated exposure, and run time in the context of a broader hearing conservation program.
Capture configured sound-level and exposure context.
Give the worker a clear, immediate signal on the watch.
Connect trends to controls, protection, and follow-up.
GoX-supplied product interfaceScreening and operational awareness only. Confirm the supported sensor or microphone, calibration, measurement configuration, and applicable NIOSH or OSHA criterion before compliance use.
Responders / Soldier Monitoring System
Ready-now COTS soldier monitoring
A rugged wearable, GoX application, and common operating picture stack connect live location, human-performance context, and distress alerts with operator and leader workflows.

Sanitized interface composite - values illustrative
Watch-based haptic guidance and simple status context support heat, fatigue, dehydration, readiness, Mandown, fall, no-motion, and SOS workflows.
Live tracking, breadcrumbs, individual drill-down, geofence events, and ATAK incidents bring human signals into an established operational view.
Operator alerts can connect with dashboard, SMS, email, and leader workflows so teams can follow established check-in and response protocols.
Wi-Fi, cellular, local-radio upload, and SATCOM architecture can support deployment-specific data paths, with MDM, encrypted on-watch storage, HTTPS transport, and optional VPN.
Reference configuration from current GoX Soldier Monitoring materials. Confirm device runtime, storage, network coverage, security configuration, GPS performance, and integration status for each deployment. No DoD, Army, Marine Corps, or ATAK certification or endorsement is implied.
Hardware at the edge
Deploy GoX with a current Samsung Galaxy Watch, then add GoX POD context where the work requires body-positioned movement sensing.
Samsung Galaxy Watch
A current Samsung Galaxy Watch brings durable enterprise wearable hardware to the edge. GoX adds individualized context, haptic guidance, alerts, coaching, and leader workflows.
Product imagery and specifications reflect the current Samsung reference configuration used for this build. Refresh the hardware reference each product cycle.


GoX POD
The GoX POD extends a watch-led deployment with body-positioned motion sensing. Reference configurations support modular placement for trunk, shoulder, neck, or waist assessments.
Reference specifications are drawn from the GoX Labs POD Specs deck. Confirm the production enclosure, sensors, connectivity, and certification status for each deployment.

Samsung Business lists GoX Boost in its health and human-performance partner ecosystem.
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Wounded Warrior testing at West Point, 2009.
Science and validation
GoX began with instrumented testing of human performance under load, temperature, and movement. That discipline still governs how we connect a signal to an operational decision.
Explore the evidenceEvidence library
Browse historical GoX research records, anonymized field reports, and current partner sources. Each item retains its original scope, sample, and limitations.
A 20-participant protocol compared a wearable estimate with a Cosmed Fitmate Pro under load and temperature conditions.
GoX research record · 2016 · PDFOpen sourceA four-subject pilot documents the treadmill protocol, measured VO2, model predictions, and error table.
GoX research record · 2016 · PDFOpen sourceMethods and results for a model iteration incorporating running, external load, and ambient temperature.
GoX research record · 2016 · PDFOpen sourceInstrumented-treadmill comparison and a 500,000-step mechanical fatigue test for an earlier GoX insole design.
GoX research record · 2018 · PDFOpen sourceAn anonymized historical field report covering haptic cues, micro-breaks, lifting form, heart rate, and combined risk.
GoX field report · Historical · PDFOpen sourceAn anonymized historical manufacturing report pairing GoX measurement with an exoskeleton intervention.
GoX field report · Historical · PDFOpen sourceNIOSH explains sound level, time-weighted average, noise dose, and its recommended 85 dBA eight-hour exposure limit.
NIOSH · Current guidanceOpen sourceOSHA 29 CFR 1910.95 defines general-industry exposure, monitoring, and hearing-conservation requirements.
OSHA · 29 CFR 1910.95Open sourceSamsung Business lists GoX Boost among its government health and human-performance partner solutions.
Samsung Business · Current web sourceOpen sourceHistorical research records and field reports are provided for transparency. They do not establish universal performance, medical effectiveness, or guaranteed outcomes.
About GoX Labs
GoX Labs was co-founded by Joe Hitt and Bruce Floersheim, two service-disabled Army officers who taught at the U.S. Military Academy and built careers around wearable robotics, engineering, and human performance.
The company grew from work connecting biomechanics laboratories to people operating in the field. Today, GoX applies that same measurement discipline to safety, wellness, emergency response, and productivity.

A retired Army lieutenant colonel and former DARPA program manager, Joe started the Warrior Web program and has led advanced work spanning wearable robotics, human systems, and field technology.
Joe is a West Point graduate with advanced engineering and human-performance experience spanning military research, wearable robotics, field sensing, and technology transition. At DARPA he created and managed Warrior Web, a program focused on reducing injury and improving performance through wearable systems.

Bruce served more than 25 years as an Army officer, taught mechanical design at West Point, and directed its Center for Innovation and Engineering before helping build GoX.
Bruce combined Army operational experience with mechanical engineering, design education, and technology development. At West Point he helped teams move ideas from laboratory testing into practical prototypes and field-relevant systems.
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