Monitoring sensors: It is necessary to establish an environment for early detection in welfare facilities.

New technology protects privacy with millimeter-wave sensors! Reducing staff burden and ensuring safety and security for users. No need for extensive installation work. Start small.

In welfare facilities, there is an urgent need to create an environment that quickly detects falls, confirms presence or absence, and identifies sudden accidents. However, measures have been delayed due to issues such as privacy concerns related to camera installation, construction work, and cost burdens. Staff shortages are also a significant challenge. With a limited number of night shift personnel, it is necessary to check on the safety of users, which can lead to increased physical and mental strain. If monitoring sensors are available, it is possible to observe the condition of sleeping users without relying on human eyes, greatly reducing the burden on staff. As a privacy-conscious monitoring method, we propose the millimeter-wave sensor "Motion Catch." ● Quick alert notifications for fall detection ● Detects bed exits to prevent accidents before they occur ● Monitors respiratory rate and heart rate ● Monitors sleep state ● Detects entry and exit to notify of suspicious intruders ● Application can be checked and operated on computers, tablets, and mobile phones ● No installation work required with WiFi communication

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