DRUID Featured at Oracle Innovation Lab's Worker Safety Summit
- Mar 14, 2025
- 1 min read

Impairment Science, Inc. is excited to report that it recently presented and showcased DRUID at the invitation-only 2025 Worker Safety Summit at the Oracle Innovation Lab in Chicago. The Oracle Innovation Lab is a testing ground where customers can explore and experiment with cutting-edge technologies across various industries, particularly construction and engineering.
Worker Safety Summit
The Innovation Lab simulates an industrial worksite in a hands-on environment in order to test advanced technological solutions to real-world challenges in areas such as project management, regulatory compliance, productivity, and safety. At the Safety Summit, Impairment Science was one of four companies showcasing innovation. ISI CEO, Rob Schiller, and COO, Chris Bensley, presented DRUID and the DRUID Enterprise cloud-based management platform.

"We are honored,” said CEO Schiller, “to be part of the Oracle Partner Network, to be working collaboratively with Oracle, and look forward to working with its clients and partners."




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