ALITA develops millimeter-wave sensor solutions for elderly care monitoring. These sensors provide non-contact detection of vital signs, movement, and falls without compromising privacy. The technology supports continuous health monitoring and reduces the burden of nighttime patrols for caregivers.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Current methods for monitoring vital signs and movement, especially for the elderly or those needing care, often require physical contact or constant supervision, which can be intrusive and limit independence. Traditional monitoring systems may also lack the ability to detect subtle changes in behavior or physiological parameters that could indicate a potential health issue.
Solution
ALITA develops non-contact monitoring systems leveraging millimeter-wave technology and AI to ensure safety and health in living environments. Their system, MotionCatch, uses millimeter-wave radar to remotely monitor vital signs, movement patterns, and other relevant parameters without requiring physical contact. The AI algorithms analyze the data collected to detect anomalies, predict potential health risks, and provide timely alerts. This technology enables continuous, unobtrusive monitoring, promoting independence while ensuring rapid response to emergencies or health concerns.
Target Audience
The primary target audience includes elderly individuals, individuals requiring continuous care, healthcare providers, assisted living facilities, and hospitals seeking advanced monitoring solutions.
Features
- Non-contact vital sign monitoring (heart rate, respiration rate) using millimeter-wave radar
- Movement and position tracking within a defined space
- Fall detection and alerts
- Bed occupancy and sleep monitoring
- AI-powered analysis of collected data for anomaly detection and predictive insights
- Remote monitoring via a user-friendly interface
- Integration with existing IoT and smart home systems