31 oktober 2018 (2 weken geleden)

9 november 2019

An award winning German company with a product that detects objects, people and their activities with the use of machine-learning algorithms looks to partner up with subcontractors or manufacturers of base stations and sensor bands for the system. Partners are wanted worldwide. The innovative, subtle and easy-to-integrate system is used mostly in nursing and retirement homes and its purpose is to alert the caretakers of any imminent threat to the patients.

German company that has developed an infrared sensor system, which analyses defined areas, objects, people and their movements with the help of smart technology and machine-learning algorithms is looking globally for manufacturers of base stations and sensor bands.
Furthermore, engineering companies for hardware development are wanted.

The system is used for inpatient facility care, like nursing or retirement homes. It would automatically alert inpatient or residential health treatment service provider and caretakers if a patient has fallen or gets up in the middle of the night; it can recognize dangerous situations in real-time without the patient having to wear other specially designed devices or make an emergency phone calls.
The sensor system is based on intelligent algorithms, which analyses movements and other available data and thus form a pattern. In case the pattern in movement breaks, the technology reacts independently and automatically alarms the caretaker.

Basically it is a sensor band that can be attached to the lower section of walls in patient's room, close to floor. The bands can also be secured to the existing baseboards or above those as well as integrated into them. The base station, which is connected to a power source, is then set in order to control the sensor tapes. The base station is collecting data and is able to send a signal to an emergency call system and other connected alarms, or to alert the responsible person through a push-notification delivered to smart device. In order to function, the system needs an access to Wi-Fi.

Manufacturing agreement, Subcontracting

Already on the market

Patent(s) applied for but not yet granted

Monitoring equipment
Other medical/health related (not elsewhere classified)

Applications for Health

Manufacture of consumer electronics
Manufacture of medical and dental instruments and supplies
Other manufacturing n.e.c.

The technology can notify the caretaker when the patient gets up in the middle of the night and automatically turn on the light in order for patient to orient himself or herself. It provides a real-time supervision and recognizes deviation in patient's routine, like a drop in activity or an increase of time spent in bed.
It is especially suitable for monitoring of patients suffering from dementia, as it can trigger the alarm in case they remove themselves from the premises.

The intelligent sensor stripe has also a smart-home functionality as it can be used in homes to automatically turn on and off the lights or to overview other housing units. Other forms of application are possible, for example the system can be used in various fields of industry in order to turn automatically off the machines.

Privacy is ensured at all times through the use of infrared sensors and the technology can be imperceptibly integrated into environments.

Industry SME 11-49

2016

<1M

Germany

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