Optalert in the News

The Owl Eye app was featured in Prevention Magazine in their April 2025 issue, highlighting the app’s ability to help detect signs of sleep issues through blinking and eyelid movement.

The 7NEWS feature highlighted how we developed the Owl Eye app, the clinical research behind it, and how it’s paving the way for accessible sleep health technology for all Australians.

French television series Direct Auto interviewed automotive technical services provider UTAC, showcasing Optalert’s drowsiness detection system.

Ticker News interviewed Optalert CMO Paul Zubrinich about the Owl Eye app that detects signs of sleep issues in minutes.

Australian medical technology company Optalert has revealed a breakthrough test for sleep issues, expanding access to sleep health technologies for millions of Australians.

Optalert CMO Paul Zubrinich wrote this piece for end consumers to assess the main features in driver monitoring systems when buying a car.

It’s currently impossible to accurately determine the number of crashes, injuries, and fatalities caused by drowsy driving, but numbers increase yearly.

To enhance safety on our roads, the EU’s General Safety Regulation (GSR) is mandating the use of driver monitoring systems to detect levels of drowsiness and distraction for drivers in new automotive vehicles.

Driver monitoring systems (DMS) that observe factors such as eyelid movements, gaze, heart rate and ECG can significantly improve road safety by accurately detecting a driver’s state and deterring them from driving in an unfit condition.

In this must-see interview with Paul Zubrinich, Chief Marketing Officer at Optalert and Carl Anthony, AutoVision News, you’ll hear exclusive insights into the fast-paced world of the in-cabin sector and the latest observations that are reshaping the industry.