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Radar and Infrared sensors
Radar and infrared sensors provide relevant information for the safety and care of residents through discreet and non-invasive monitoring. The infrared sensor helps anticipate potential falls by detecting bed exits, while the radar sensor identifies falls and other risk situations, generating automatic alerts for a rapid response from professionals.
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Radar detection sensor for falls and bed exits
The millimetre-wave radar sensor automatically detects falls, bed exits and other risk situations by monitoring presence and movement in real time, without the need for cameras. Integrated with the CALAS platform, it generates instant alerts that enhance user safety and enable care staff to respond more quickly, while always protecting the user's privacy.
Watch this video to see how the radar sensor unequivocally detects a person's fall,ensuring an immediate response once the alarm protocol is activated.
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- Invisible security
Infrared motion sensor for fall prevention
The passive infrared (PIR) motion sensor detects user movement to help anticipate risk situations, particularly bed exit attempts. Integrated with the CALAS platform, it generates automatic alerts that enable care staff to respond more quickly and efficiently.
The infrared motion sensor is a wireless, non-invasive and configurable solution that helps prevent falls, enhances supervision and allows detection parameters to be tailored to each person's individual needs.
Preventive detection
The sensor detects movement in configured zones, making it possible to identify the beginning of the bed exit process and generate an alert before a potential fall can occur.
Rapid assistance response
The automatic generation of alarms allows staff to act immediately in a risk situation, improving safety and the quality of care.
Versatile installation
Its wireless design allows for easy installation on a wall, door, or surface. It features two-way communication, alarm reception confirmation, and an automatic low battery warning.
Custom configuration
The sensor’s sensitivity, response times, and operating timeframes can be adapted according to the user’s needs, reducing false alarms.
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FAQs Radar and Infrared Sensors
What are radar and infrared sensors for health and social care settings?
Radar and infrared sensors are monitoring solutions designed to improve the safety of older adults and dependent people in care homes, hospitals and other care settings. They detect falls, bed exits, presence and movement without the need for cameras or wearable devices, ensuring users' privacy while enabling care staff to respond quickly to potential risks.
How does a radar fall detection sensor work?
A radar fall detection sensor uses millimetre-wave (FMCW) technology to detect presence and movement in real time within its coverage area. When it identifies a fall or another risk situation, it automatically sends an alert to the CALAS platform, enabling care staff to respond immediately without using cameras and while preserving the user's privacy.
How does an infrared bed exit sensor work?
An infrared sensor detects a person's movement when they attempt to get out of bed. Its detection parameters can be configured to meet the individual needs of each resident or patient, generating automatic alerts that help prevent falls and improve supervision in care homes, hospitals and other care environments.
What are the benefits of radar and infrared sensors in care settings?
Radar and infrared sensors improve the safety of residents and patients through continuous, non-invasive monitoring. They automatically detect risk situations, enable faster responses from care staff, improve supervision and help optimise care processes, while protecting privacy by operating without cameras or wearable devices.
Do radar and infrared sensors use cameras or record images?
No. Radar and infrared sensors operate without cameras and do not record images or audio. They detect presence and movement using advanced sensing technologies, allowing people to be monitored while fully respecting their privacy and dignity.
Can radar and infrared sensors be integrated with other systems?
Yes. The sensors integrate with ISECO's CALAS platform, which centralises the management of alarms and events in real time. This integration automatically distributes alerts to the appropriate care staff, improving team coordination, operational efficiency and the overall safety of residents and patients.
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