Lab2Market featured SenseHuman.AI, an alumnus of its L2M Launch Alberta program, in its October newsletter. The spotlight covered our four-camera smart hardhat, which gives workers a 360-degree view of the job site. It also covered our completed pilot programs and our recent Spinoff recognition at the University of Alberta Innovation Awards.

BetaKit profiles the Edmonton startup behind a smart hardhat that uses cameras and vibration alerts to warn workers about hazards they can’t see.

SenseHuman.AI was recognized in the Spinoff category at the University of Alberta’s 2026 Innovation Awards. The ceremony was held at University Commons and hosted by Technology Transfer Services. The award recognizes SenseHuman.AI for completing its commercialization agreements with the University this year.

SenseHuman.AI was one of 27 companies selected to pitch at Startup TNT’s Top 20 Pitch Night at Edmonton Unlimited. Each founder had 90 seconds in front of investors and a live audience of almost 200 people.

SenseHuman.AI was selected for the Edmonton Top 15 of Alberta Capital Connect, a program that connects high-growth Alberta tech companies with investors. We’ll pitch at the Edmonton Finals on November 6, 2026 at The Westin Edmonton. The Breakout Venture of the Year Award will be announced that evening at the 37th ASTech Awards Gala.

The SenseHuman.AI team exhibited the Smart Helmet at Oil Sands Expo 2026 in Fort McMurray. At the expo, Founder and CEO Adil Muhammad shared how Smart Helmet technology uses 360° computer vision, edge AI and real-time alerts to help workers spot hazards sooner and strengthen safety across industrial worksites. Premier Danielle Smith attended the expo, and we met leaders from across the energy sector, including Suncor and Syncrude, to talk about how AI-powered awareness can make heavy-industry sites safer.

SenseHuman.AI showed the Smart Helmet to the public in the K-Days Innovation Zone at the Edmonton EXPO Centre. The zone was hosted by Technology Alberta with Edmonton RIN and featured more than 25 Alberta tech companies. Visitors could try the helmet and see how it alerts workers to hazards behind them.

SenseHuman.AI presented its first-generation Smart Helmet prototype at CIC Forum 2026, hosted by the Construction Innovation Centre at the University of Alberta. Hardware lead Alex Macaloney and software lead Daniel Tran gave live demos. Representatives from PCL, Bird Construction and Clark Builders stopped by the booth to check out the helmet.

OpenCircle Contractors Association has partnered with SenseHuman.AI to bring the AI Smart Helmet to its members. Founded in Alberta in 1986 as Merit Contractors Association, OpenCircle is a not-for-profit, membership-based association that supports open shop construction companies and their employees, built on the principle that contracts should be awarded on merit. Today it represents about 1,500+ member companies employing roughly 50,000 people. OpenCircle offers its members training and leadership programs, an industry-leading benefit plan, safety advisory services, tuition refunds and scholarships, and advocacy for the construction industry. SenseHuman.AI thanks OpenCircle President Ross Undershute for his support and vision for safer job sites.