A monitoring system that breaks the limits of nighttime care! Towards the establishment of an "environment that allows for awareness."

Breaking away from reliance on experience and intuition in monitoring. It prevents accidents during the overlapping "blank time" of responses.

During night shifts with a small staff responsible for a large number of users, there are inevitably moments when supervision becomes insufficient. In the caregiving field, there is a structural limit where one staff member is responsible for dozens of individuals, leading to gaps in supervision during overlapping duties, even in the midst of diligent work. There is a demand for a transition from supervision relying on "experience and intuition" to a system that supports human experience in supervision. Creating an "environment that allows for awareness" rather than just relying on "people who can notice" is the first step in ensuring safety at night. *For examples related to reducing the burden of night shift duties, please download the free materials for more information.

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