Average time before a fall is found
From the moment of impact to first nurse response on a typical ward.
Dual-sensor computer vision and on-device AI watch every patient, every second, with zero contact. Falls detected in real-time. Vitals streamed without a single wire.
Modern wards run on hourly rounds and triggered alarms. Between checks, the most predictable injuries in medicine still go undetected. The gap is structural, not human.
From the moment of impact to first nurse response on a typical ward.
Night shifts now run at ratios that early-warning systems were never designed for.
Between hourly rounds, the most predictable injuries in medicine still go undetected.
A single sensor replaces a tangle of probes, leads, and wristbands. Every category of preventable harm, watched at the same time.
RGB and 3D imaging posture tracking. Alerts in under two seconds, before impact when the trajectory is unmistakable.
Position duration logged continuously. Stage one wounds prevented at the source, not dressed at the cost.
Micro-movement analysis quantifies sleep architecture and surfaces agitation hours before delirium escalates.
Heart rate, respiratory rate, oxygen saturation, and blood pressure captured from a single camera feed.
A standard patient monitor, transformed into a smart monitor that can be streamed directly to hospital staff. Four core biomarkers, captured in real-time with continuous monitoring and analysis.
Monitor heart rate in real-time with intelligent alerts when critical thresholds are breached. Gain deeper health insights through advanced resting heart rate analysis to support faster, smarter care decisions.
Swipe, drag, or scroll across a simulated ward. Each bed runs its own local model. The console is the only place they meet.
Post-craniotomy. No restlessness in last 4h. Position changed at 02:14.
Respiratory rate trending up since 03:08. Within range, sustained drift flagged.
Sleep stage estimated at N3. No agitation markers.
Posture vector deviation 71 deg. Bedside team alerted 4s ago.
Every bed reporting. Continuously.
Four stages, none of them in the cloud. The system runs in the same room as the patient, and the latency budget shows it.
Synchronized RGB and 3D imaging streams pulled at clinical frame rates. One device sees what the human eye can, and what it cannot.
Every frame is analyzed on the device. Privacy is enforced by physics, not policy.
Deep neural network models trained on millions of frames flag anomalies before they cascade. Confidence is reported, not implied.
Alerts route directly to hospital staff.
The model layer is the product. Everything beneath it exists to feed it clean data. Everything above exists to act on its judgment.
Thresholds tune themselves to each patient's baseline, not a generic norm. A resting heart rate of 48 is unremarkable for one patient and an emergency for the next.
RGB, 3D imaging, and physiologic signals reconciled into a single state estimate. The whole picture is always more reliable than any one channel.
A live, patient-specific physiologic model running alongside the real one. Deviations are flagged the moment the body diverges from its own pattern.
Subtle deterioration surfaced hours before traditional early warning scores. The signal was always there. The system finally has the attention to see it.
The cheapest breach is the one that cannot happen. We removed the surface, not just the risk.
Raw video is processed and erased on the device. Nothing is stored, nothing is streamed, nothing waits for a breach.
No cloud video transit means no surface for breach. Compliance is a property of the system, not a checkbox.
Deployable in fully isolated networks. Sub-two-second response, even when the building is offline.
Pilots open
Pilots open now for neurology and post-surgical units. We deploy in days, not months, and the first reading lands the moment the camera is mounted.
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