Technology, prevention, and expert knowledge come together in an alliance that seeks to strengthen the culture of safety in swimming pools and aquatic facilities.
We believe that moving towards safer pools does not depend on a single tool, but rather on combining prevention, training, professional experience, and technology.
With this vision in mind, nagi and the Royal Spanish Lifesaving Federation (RFESS) have signed a collaboration agreement, making us partners with a shared goal: to continue working towards aquatic safety and help create environments where professionals and users alike can enjoy the water with greater peace of mind.
A partnership with prevention at the center
Water safety requires anticipation, knowledge, and collaboration.
Therefore, this partnership combines two complementary areas: the RFESS’s experience and specialized knowledge in lifesaving, lifeguarding, and prevention, and the technology developed by nagi to contribute to pool safety and digitalization.
The shared goal is to continue strengthening a culture of prevention in pools and aquatic facilities by placing knowledge and technology at the service of professionals and providing tools that help them anticipate and respond to potential risk situations.
Technology to support those who care for others
No technological solution replaces the attentiveness, judgment, or experience of the professionals working at a pool. Technology acts as an additional layer of safety, offering tools that complement their daily work. This concept is central to the partnership between nagi and the RFESS.
Through nagiGuard, nagi monitors the activity of users wearing a nagiTag while they are in the water. The system is designed to help identify potential risks and relay that information to the lifeguard team, facilitating a rapid response when necessary.
When the system detects a potential risk situation, it generates an alert and notifies the lifeguard directly via the wristband they are wearing, which vibrates to catch their attention. In this way, the professional receives an additional signal that allows them to focus on a situation that may require verification or intervention.
nagi acts as additional support for the lifeguard while monitoring the pool. The system detects the users’ positions and can identify situations requiring special attention, such as when a person remains submerged. It then alerts the lifeguard directly via a vibration in the wristband they are wearing, helping them quickly direct their attention to that specific area of the pool.
In this way, technology complements the professional’s work, providing an additional signal to verify the situation and take action when necessary.
Monitoring, situation assessment, and intervention remain in the hands of the professional. Technology complements this work by providing an additional tool to support their powers of observation, experience, and judgment.
It is precisely here that this partnership with the RFESS takes on special significance: combining the expertise of those who work daily in aquatic prevention and rescue with technology designed to support them in their efforts.
A shared commitment to safer pools
This agreement marks a new step in both organizations’ commitment to water safety and opens a path for collaboration to continue working on initiatives that bring prevention closer to managers, lifeguards, families, and users.
Because making progress in safety is not just about reacting when an emergency occurs. It also means fostering a culture of prevention, providing tools, and helping to anticipate issues.
Water safety is built by combining people, knowledge, prevention, and tools that allow for the addition of new layers of protection in the pool environment.
At nagi, we will continue working to put technology at the service of those who protect lives and to ensure that more and more people can enjoy the pool with greater peace of mind.
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