Daily routines stay familiar, from sleeping to showering to moving between rooms.
Camera-free home safety for older adultsKnow when something may be wrong.
Know when something may be wrong.
Without watching.
HaloCare is a contactless home safety system that looks for falls and unusual breathing or cardiac patterns. If someone may need help, it alerts a trusted person—without cameras or wearables.
A home that helps you
stay independent.feel reassured.connect sooner.
See the benefits ↓Assistive monitoring
Not a medical diagnosis
Not a medical diagnosis
01Quiet support
for real homes
for real homes
Nearly 3 in 10 adults 65+ live alone1 in 4 adults 65+ reports a fall each yearNothing to wear or remember to chargeOne clearer alert for the people who care
01 / From movement to helpThe room notices change.
The room notices change.
A person decides what comes next.
Follow the radio field across the floor plan: movement changes the signal, the local hub checks the pattern, and a trusted person can receive a clear prompt.
LIVE SIGNAL FIELDEveryday movement, quietly seen
Move freely
Nothing to wear. Nothing to remember.
The room senses movement in the background, so daily routines can stay familiar and independent.
HaloCare / Room NodeThree.js live model
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Product capabilities
Fall detection
If a fall happens, someone can know sooner.
HaloCare looks for sudden movement followed by unusual stillness, helping a trusted person understand that a check-in may be needed.
4.2 GHz tomographic ECC · R&D targetWhat HaloCare doesIt notices a change.
It notices a change.
You decide to check in.
Most of the time, HaloCare stays quiet. When a pattern looks unusual, it turns background signals into one clear reason to contact the person at home.
- 01Sense
The room notices.
Radio sensing follows movement and bedside patterns without recording video or sound.
- 02LOCALUnderstand
The change is checked.
Signals are compared locally so an everyday movement is less likely to become an unnecessary alert.
- 03CHECK INConnect
A person is alerted.
A trusted contact receives a simple prompt and decides what should happen next.
No cameraNo microphoneNo wearableLocal-first processing
Why it mattersSupport that does not ask
Support that does not ask
someone to live differently.
HaloCare is designed around ordinary life at home—not around a device that must be worn, charged or remembered.
If a possible emergency happens, a trusted person can have a reason to check in sooner.
Caregivers receive useful context without a live camera feed into someone's private space.
Benefits informed by the supplied elderly-care research brief.
Read the research ↗Designed for real homesOne system.
One system.
Three kinds of reassurance.
Choose a view to see how linked HaloCare nodes can follow activity across rooms and flag a concerning pattern.
Product targets—not measured clinical accuracy. Performance varies by room, placement and calibration.2–4People in viewPeople tracked at once · product target
From routine to responseQuiet monitoring.
Quiet monitoring.
Private context.
Human judgment.
HaloCare supports the people around an older adult. It does not replace a caregiver, clinician or emergency service.
- 01Background
Life carries on.
No button to press, no lens in the room and nothing that must be worn.
- 02Inside the home
A change is checked locally.
Movement and bedside trends are compared with the person's usual pattern.
- 03Trusted connection
Someone can decide to check in.
A compact event explains what changed while the human decision stays human.
Prototype transparency
98% is a validation target, not measured medical accuracy. Breathing and cardiac outputs are assistive trends; potential fall events require calibration and human review.
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