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COGNITIVE ASSISTANTS
Cognitive Assistants can assist users with dementia, delirium or depression, and their carecircle members, actively in ongoing care and minimise anxiety. Reduce risks by alerting & reminding users with voice prompts for timely nutrition, hydration, medication, or appointments. These solutions work in conjunction with smart speakers smartphones and sensors (optionally to trigger the prompt).
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COGNITIVE ASSISTANTS | Cognitive Assistants can assist users with dementia, delirium or depression, and their carecircle members, actively in ongoing care and minimise anxiety. Reduce risks by alerting & reminding users with voice prompts for timely nutrition, hydration, medication, or appointments. These solutions work in conjunction with smart speakers smartphones and sensors (optionally to trigger the prompt). | ||
DAILY ACTIVITY MONITORING | Unobtrusive (in-home) remote monitoring solutions use a series of smart, non-invasive sensors placed discreetly in the house to monitor activity patterns, such as sleep, movement, or bathroom usage.
It knows when the resident is eating, sleeping, or having a shower. Movement and usage patterns help to establish trends to better inform carers of significant changes in activities, and can alert an out-of-the ordinary Activity of Daily Living (ADL). | ||
VOICE ACTIVATION | Imagine your loved ones becomes physically incapacitated, suddenly due to pain or a fall, or permanently due to an illness or accident. Instead of needing to reach out to press a button, they can use there voice to activate.
For example an emergency call out "Help, I'm hurt", or a service request to "provide a taxi tomorrow at 2pm". The system can notify the care provider who can assist in case of and emergency. |