An estimated 200 million+ people work in one of the hardest industries on earth, construction. Every day, workers put their lives on the line, and the companies that employ them pay insurance premiums that can reach into the hundreds of millions.

When accidents happen, claims are rarely told exactly as they happened. They’re pieced together from fragmented memories and outdated logs. An industry that accounts for around 13% of the world’s GDP has seen only a touch of modern technology.

Oida is the first step toward what job sites will look like in the future. A wearable that records and seals the view that matters most and is almost never captured, the worker’s. It’s meant to capture the truth not just sometimes but all the time, so workers are protected and claims are settled on what actually happened.

“I have seen, and therefore I know.”