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Cherish

Cherish Health develops radar-based sensor platforms that monitor health and safety in real-time, utilizing spatial computing technology to operate without intrusive devices. The system detects emergencies and health risks, providing timely assistance to enhance independence and peace of mind for users in their homes and communities.

Founded 20201443K+ followers
Updated 4 months ago

Funding

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Product

Problem

Traditional methods of monitoring health and safety often rely on wearable devices or cameras, which can be intrusive, easily forgotten, and raise privacy concerns. Existing fall detection systems may also be inaccurate or require constant user interaction.

Solution

Cherish Health offers a radar-based sensor platform that uses spatial computing and AI to monitor health and safety without the need for wearable devices or cameras. The Cherish Serenity device tracks body position and activity, detecting falls and other emergencies across multiple rooms, even through walls. The system uses built-in cellular connectivity to alert caregivers or a response center, providing timely assistance and enabling individuals to maintain their independence and privacy. The device integrates with platforms like Alarm.com to provide contextual in-home information and insights.

Target Audience

The primary target audience includes individuals living alone, aging adults, and those with health vulnerabilities, as well as their caregivers and families seeking to enhance safety and independence.

Features

  • Patented radar technology for ambient, multi-person, multi-room monitoring
  • AI-powered fall detection and activity tracking
  • Built-in AT&T cellular connectivity for standalone operation
  • Integration with Alarm.com's Personal Safety + Awareness platform
  • Privacy-oriented design with no cameras or wearables required
  • "Set-it-and-forget-it" setup for ease of use
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