AltumView Sentinare Fall detection sensor

Including professional installation in Charlottetown area

By detecting and analyzing human activities, Sentinare can show health trends and send alerts when emergencies, such as falls, are detected. It protects the safety and health of seniors, and provides peace of mind to the caregivers.

• Privacy Protection: Privacy-preserving stick figures are transmitted instead of videos, allowing the sensor to be placed anywhere in the home.
• Activity Recognition: Sentinare can recognize simple activities, allowing it to collect statistics and help you to identify anomaly.
• Fall Detection & Prevention:Falls are the main cause of injury for seniors:
  1. 20-30% seniors fall at least once a year.
  2. 50% of serious falls happen at home.

  The good news? Sentinare can detect falls and perform fall risk assessments to help prevent them.

• Region-of-interest Monitoring: Use the Sentinare app to define whom and what to monitor. For example, when a person with dementia enters a restricted region, such as the exit area.

Smart Activity Sensor

The name Sentinare is coined from the words Sentinel and Care, because it’s a guardian for your loved ones.

By detecting human activities using a built-in AI chip, Sentinare can collect activity statistics, and send alerts when emergencies such as falls, overstays, and absences are detected. It’s an ideal tool to take care of seniors, especially those living alone.

Unlike regular cameras that transmit videos, Sentinare uses an AI chip to convert people to stick figures, and only transmits the stick figures to the cloud and app, protecting privacy from end to end.

Sentinare was a CES 2021 Innovation Awards Honoree. It was also one of only three fall detection devices in Amazon Alexa Together emergency service, with the best review. Although Alexa Together will be discontinued from June 2024, the Sentinare system will continue to operate seamlessly.