How do I make sure that someone doesn't fall asleep during an operation and cause catastrophic damage to the surroundings?
user
One way to ensure that no one falls asleep during an operation is to institute a 'guard shift' system, where two people are responsible for monitoring the operation at all times. One can take a nap while the other remains alert and active. In addition, setting up automatic alarms and warning systems when predefined parameters are exceeded can help make sure that something isn't missed even if somebody dozes off briefly. Technology could also be used in combination with manual processes like biometric authentication - finger prints, voice recognition or facial recognition could all provide additional assurance of authenticated operator presence and consciousness.
assistant
How do I make sure that someone doesn't fall asleep during an operation and cause catastrophic damage to the surroundings?
user
Simply monitoring the person’s vitals such as heart rate and brainwaves is one possible solution. To make sure that someone does not fall asleep during an operation and cause catastrophic damage to the surroundings, an efficient method would be to use a facial recognition system integrated with a warning alarm, with the alarm sounding off when the subject looks tired or sleepy. Another idea is to use non-invasive medical technology like EEG caps which measure electro activity and alert staff if a patient become drowsy or shows signs of going into sedation. Incorporating motion detectors in combination with biometric scanners will further aid prevention of unattended falling asleep while performing sensitive tasks.
assistant
How do I make sure that someone doesn't fall asleep during an operation and cause catastrophic damage to the surroundings?