Safies provides a wearable device that helps parents monitor their child's safety around water. The device is designed to be light, comfortable, and discreet, and it detects real water contact, distinguishing between splashes and actual immersion. When real water contact is detected, it sends an instant alert to the parent's smartphone, offering peace of mind and enabling a rapid response.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
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Product
Problem
Parents cannot always be in the water with their children, yet drowning and water-related accidents can happen quickly and silently. Standard water alarms often trigger false alarms from splashing, leading to alert fatigue and a false sense of security, while other monitoring methods require constant visual supervision that is not always possible.
Solution
Safies offers a wearable device designed to stay with a child, providing an extra layer of safety during water activities. The device is engineered to be light, comfortable, and discreet, ensuring it does not hinder a child's movement or play. Its core technology differentiates between harmless splashes and genuine water immersion, filtering out false alarms. When the device detects a real water contact event, it immediately sends an alert directly to the parent's smartphone, enabling a fast response. This system provides continuous, automated monitoring that complements, rather than replaces, active parental supervision.
Target Audience
The primary audience is parents and guardians of young children who are active around water, including pools, beaches, and lakes, and who seek an additional layer of safety and peace of mind.
Features
- Wearable form factor designed for all-day comfort and discreet wear.
- Advanced sensor technology that distinguishes between splashes and real water immersion to prevent false alerts.
- Instant push notification alerts sent directly to a parent's smartphone when real water contact is detected.
- Lightweight and comfortable design for continuous wear, ensuring the device is always ready when needed.