Zackat Labs Launches Connected Safety Platform with AT&T and RCW Energy Services

May 12, 2026
Zackat Labs has introduced a connected safety system combining wearable heat stress monitoring and gas detection, supported by AT&T connectivity and RCW Energy Services distribution.

Zackat Labs has introduced a connected safety platform that combines wearable heat stress monitoring and gas detection, announced in a press release. The system includes the W3 wearable device and an integrated gas monitor designed for continuous physiological and environmental tracking in industrial settings.

The W3 wearable measures core body temperature, heart rate variability, and other indicators of fatigue and dehydration. It provides early warnings of potential health risks by sending alerts to supervisors' mobile devices and the W3 dashboard. The gas monitor connects via Bluetooth to the same platform, allowing gas exposure alerts to be managed through a unified application.

RCW Energy Services serves as a distributor of the W3 solutions, deploying the technology to improve heat stress awareness and safety across its operations. The company encourages other service providers to adopt the system for workforce protection.

AT&T supports the platform by supplying cellular IoT connectivity for near real time data transmission between field devices and supervisors. Zackat Labs also uses the AT&T Control Center to manage device connectivity, provisioning, and monitoring through a centralized portal.

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