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High-Function Monitoring Sensor 'Tech Mat' for Paid Elderly Care Homes

Easy installation with just power and Wi-Fi connection! Monitoring sensor that reduces the risk of falls.

In paid nursing homes, it is important to accurately understand the behavior records of residents and utilize them for safety management. In particular, monitoring residents at high risk of falls is essential for accident prevention. The monitoring sensor "Techmat" alerts in advance when a resident gets out of bed, reducing the risk of falls and ensuring the safety of residents. The Techmat, equipped with 1,024 independent sensor points, can accurately map the pressure distribution of elderly individuals with millimeter-level precision. It continuously monitors the posture and pressure conditions of elderly residents in bed 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. If the pressure on a specific area exceeds a set duration, it sends an alert to staff to encourage repositioning. 【Usage Scenarios】 - Reducing the risk of falls when getting out of bed - Reducing the risk of pressure ulcers - Understanding sleep conditions - Understanding bed rest conditions - SOS alert by simply tapping the mat in emergencies 【Benefits of Implementation】 - Decrease in accidents due to falls - Reduction of caregiver workload - Increased sense of security for residents

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Monitoring Sensor 'Tech Mat' for Preventing Pressure Ulcers in Care Facilities

Visualizing body pressure distribution in real-time reduces the risk of pressure ulcers. Since the body and sensors are in close contact, there are fewer false detections.

In nursing facilities, it is important to reduce the risk of falls for residents and provide a safe environment. If a resident does not change their position for a long time, it may lead to pressure ulcers. The monitoring sensor "Techmat" helps not only to detect getting out of bed and identify fall risks early by monitoring body pressure and movements, but also to prevent pressure ulcers for residents. The Techmat, equipped with 1,024 independent sensor points, can accurately map the body pressure distribution of elderly individuals with millimeter-level precision. It continuously monitors the posture and pressure conditions of elderly individuals in bed 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. When the pressure time on specific areas exceeds a set duration, it alerts staff to encourage position changes to prevent pressure ulcers. The Techmat identifies behaviors that pose a fall risk by detecting in real-time when elderly individuals rise from bed or change their posture to sitting or lying down. When high-risk behaviors such as rising are detected, an alarm notification is triggered instantly. With the body closely in contact with the sensor, there are fewer false detections, which reduces the burden on caregiving staff.

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Monitoring sensor 'Techmat' for pressure ulcer prevention in palliative care wards.

Visualize pressure distribution and reduce the risk of pressure ulcers. Support a comfortable healing environment.

In palliative care wards, it is important to ensure patient comfort and prevent complications such as pressure ulcers. Prolonged fixed positioning increases the risk of pressure ulcers, so frequent position changes are necessary. The monitoring sensor "Tech Mat" helps to understand the patient's position by monitoring body pressure and movement, thereby reducing the risk of pressure ulcers. It supports a comfortable healing environment for patients. 【Usage Scenarios】 - Pressure ulcer prevention - Alert notifications during patient mobilization - Nighttime monitoring - Care for residents at high risk of falls 【Effects of Implementation】 - Reduction in pressure ulcer risk - Reduction in fall risk - Decreased burden of nighttime monitoring - Reduced burden on caregiving staff

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"Tech Mat" for preventing pressure ulcers in service-equipped housing for the elderly.

A monitoring sensor that visualizes pressure distribution and reduces the risk of pressure ulcers and falls.

In service-equipped housing for the elderly, there is a demand for strengthening the monitoring system to protect the safety and health of residents around the clock. In particular, the risks of pressure ulcers and falls not only significantly decrease the quality of life (QOL) of residents but also lead to increased burdens on caregiving staff. The monitoring sensor "Tech Mat" helps prevent pressure ulcers by detecting bed exits and early identification of fall risks through monitoring body pressure and movements. 【Usage Scenarios】 - Prevention of pressure ulcers - Alert notifications during bed exits - Nighttime monitoring - Care for residents at high risk of falls 【Effects of Implementation】 - Reduction of pressure ulcer risks - Reduction of fall risks - Alleviation of nighttime monitoring burdens - Reduction of burdens on caregiving staff

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Monitoring Sensor 'Tech Mat' for Home Care Service Providers

Only power and Wi-Fi connection! Detects getting out of bed and supports safety confirmation.

In home care facilities, confirming the safety of users is important for both the users and the facility. Especially when visits at night or early in the morning are difficult, being able to remotely understand the user's condition provides peace of mind. The monitoring sensor "Techmat" supports safety confirmation by detecting when a user gets out of bed and sending alerts in case of abnormalities. The Techmat, equipped with 1,024 independent sensor points, can accurately map the pressure distribution of elderly individuals with millimeter-level precision. It continuously monitors the posture and pressure conditions of the elderly in bed 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. If the pressure on a specific area exceeds a set time limit, it sends an alert to staff to prompt a position change. The Techmat identifies high-risk behaviors that may lead to falls by detecting real-time changes in posture when elderly individuals get up from bed or change positions while sitting or lying down. When the Techmat detects high-risk behaviors such as getting up, it instantly sends an alarm notification.

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Monitoring Sensor for Child Welfare Facilities: Tech Mat

Easy setup with power and Wi-Fi connection! Monitors your sleep state.

In child welfare facilities, understanding children's sleep conditions is important for health management. A decline in sleep quality can negatively impact children's physical and mental development. Monitoring sleep conditions helps protect children's health and reduces the burden on facility staff. The monitoring sensor "Techmat" detects body movements during sleep and aids in understanding sleep conditions. The Techmat, equipped with 1,024 independent sensor points, can accurately map the pressure distribution of the elderly with millimeter-level precision. It continuously monitors the posture and pressure conditions of the elderly in bed 24/7. When the pressure time on specific areas exceeds a set duration, it sends an alert to staff to encourage position changes. The Techmat identifies behaviors that pose a risk of falling by detecting real-time changes in posture when the elderly get up from bed or change positions while sitting or lying down. When high-risk behaviors, such as getting up, are detected, an alarm notification is triggered instantly. [Usage Scenarios] - Understanding sleep conditions - Monitoring bed status [Benefits of Implementation] - Health management for children - Reducing the burden on facility staff

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Monitoring sensor 'Tech Mat' for preventing bedsores in nursing care beds.

Reduce pressure ulcer risk with real-time pressure distribution. Fewer false detections.

In nursing care beds, it is important to reduce the risk of severe deterioration for residents and provide high-quality care. When it is difficult to change positions for long periods, the risk of pressure ulcers increases. The monitoring sensor "Techmat" detects the risk of pressure ulcers early by monitoring body pressure and movements, preventing severe deterioration. 【Usage Scenarios】 - Pressure ulcer prevention - Alert notifications when getting out of bed - Nighttime monitoring - Care for residents at high risk of falls 【Effects of Implementation】 - Reduction in pressure ulcer risk - Reduction in fall risk - Decreased burden of nighttime monitoring - Reduced burden on caregiving staff