Eazense Radar Monitoring
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(1 supplier)For information contact AT Aust on 1300 452 679
Last updated: Aug 24 2022
Short Description
A non-intrusive, autonomous real-time falls detection monitoring system using unique radar technology with Artificial Intelligence that can be customised, scaled, and integrated within existing care facilities or in-home. If a fall takes place, the caregiver is instantly notified, and help can be sent the second it is needed. Radar sensors and can monitor multiple occupants in a room.
Additional Info
More Details
Features
* Fall detection
* Monitors multiple people in a room
* Does not need a wearable device to be worn
* Constantly tracks body position and tracks vital parameters
* Radar can penetrate the walls of an ensuite bathroom
* Does not use cameras
* Fully automatic and contactless
* Falls from standing and bed are both detected
* Detects low impact falls
* Does not need recharging
Placement is 2.2meters from the floor and power is via PoE utilising CAT6 cable
SOFIHUB portal
* SOFIHUB is the web based, state of the art interface that provides access for users of SOFIHUB products and services to manage their systems
* The portal allows control of the device, including nominating carers or emergency contacts, naming your device and historical data
* Data is logged for compliance and reporting purposes.
Place Of Manufacture
Unknown
Price Guide
$10 per month ongoing for portal access
Models And Options
Models
Only one model available
Dimensions
| Specification | Standard |
|---|---|
| Height | Unknown |
| Length | Unknown |
| Transmission Range | Unknown |
| Width | Unknown |
Requirements
Standards
Standards
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TGA
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When buying a medical device it is advisable to only choose a medical device that is recommended by a healthcare professional and has been included on the ARTG.
Suppliers
Careteq SofiHubLevel 1099 Queen Street Melbourne VIC 3000 Australia Sales: 1300 110 366 Email: info@careteq.com.au Website: http://www.careteq.com.au/ |
Disclaimer
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