The care gap emerges at night
Early signals often remain invisible – until an event has already occurred.
Invisible in daily life
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Actionable signals
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Platform-ready
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No camera
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AI and partner integration
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Invisible in daily life ✳︎ Actionable signals ✳︎ Platform-ready ✳︎ No camera ✳︎ AI and partner integration ✳︎
Families and care teams need earlier, passive insights – without adding burden to the person receiving care.
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Warning signs often appear first in nighttime and movement routines.
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Routine checks take time; relevant signals need to be prioritized.
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Cameras, microphones and wearables are rightly viewed with skepticism.
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Emergency buttons and sensor mats often only help after the critical moment.
X Emergency button
→ only works if someone can actively press it
X Wearables
→ are forgotten, rejected or left uncharged
X Camera / microphone
→ critical for dignity, acceptance and privacy
X Sensor mats
→ often react too late and are operationally and hygienically limited
Four sensors under the bed legs detect presence, movement, weight and deviations.
Passive Care Intelligence
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