Their Umbrella of care.
MimoCare technology. Your silent partner.
Falls Detection
Slipped in Bath? Fallen in hallway? No buttons to reach?
Just smart AI analysis of five different sensors trigger an alert call. 24/7.
Hot Kitchen Sensor
Gone to bed and left cooker on? Smart AI links bed occupation plus rising temps in Kitchen and calls alert.
In bed and fridge left open?
More…
Bathroom, Front door , Favourite chair still occupied late at night?
Front door left open and gone to bed?
and no more .
No need for that push button. Where was it when you needed it most?
One sensor on its own is not smart. Five low cost sensors reporting to AI analytics in cloud can keep things safe for you.
MimoCare - Quick install and maintain.
We are self contained based on 4G. We have zero dependence on Corporate IT structure. We provide small low cost battery powered long life sensors. Up to two years battery life. Place in position in resident’s home.
For multiple sites, we help you setup an external 4G Gateway in a central location at roof height. This gateway will pass through data up to QVisual Servers from all the sensors around your site. Up to 3Km away. There is no limit on number of members or sensors.
You can move and reallocate sensors when needed. No cabling. Just log change
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Enter your details here and we will organise access to that working system for you:-
Be aware it is a look-see first view. But you will be able to see a dynamic process going on. Hour by hour. Any questions? Don’t hesitate to ask.
Thank-you for your interest. These are exciting times for the Internet of Things. And the elderly!
Talk soon: John Williams CEO johntw@mimocare.co.nz
The team of sensors?
Individually they are reporting single items. eg Kitchen.
But working as a group, they provide a cohesive picture.
Every six minutes, up to 3km away
You can have just one. Or you can have as many as you wish to suit a particular need. Indoors, outdoors. Start with one and build. No cameras, no cables. Just smart intelligence.
From experience, we suggest a basic group of five or six sensors. You don’t have to touch them. They just sit there noting your presence. As you pass them.
Bedroom, Hallway, kitchen, Favourite chair, Front door, Bathroom. You move around as normal. You don’t see them, you don’t notice them
These battery driven (2yr life) sensors provide the life data for the Cloud analytics to check your where’abouts. But most critically they are also noting the time of day as well. An elders day is controlled by time of day. Being in bed at 9am is fine but logging that at 3pm triggers an analytic alert which ultimately might later get passed to duty nurse. This is critically how MimoCare monitors the situation minute by minute looking out for anomollies in the daily routine.
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But w*Favourite Chair Monitors its usage and records stats for Activity Analysis logging. Vital check for diminishing exercise. Encourages exercise routines.
*Bathroom visits Logs bathroom visits. These provide a graphical check for potential Urinary Tract Infection issues.
*Front Door Important reporting on night exits or just to indicate that resident not at home i.e gone shopping. Also a cross check for falls detection.
*Bed Occupancy Sensor A crucial check point. Many hours logged here. MimoCare’s unique pressure sensor sends occupancy data, the timings of which can be important feedback regarding the wellbeing of the resident.
*Hall motion Hallway is key central point for someone moving around so ensures the total coverage of residence.
*Fridge open This data feed logs fridge access, temperature, door left open. Also useful visual check on meals routines.
Kitchen Hotplates are easily left on overnight which is dangerous. MimoCare keeps a check if someone in kitchen. Alert if in bed and left on.
Medication Quick check to report when meds accessed each day.
Dementia wanderer Important optional alert if door sensor activated by exit in night.
TV On Reference as to usage or left on with resident asleep in fav chair.
Room Temps, humidity levels, lack of clean fresh air.
Each sensor reports temperature. You can set limits that trigger alerts if above or below limit.
