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Radar sensors
We develop radar technology that provides relevant information for the care and safety of residents in a facility. The sensors, strategically placed at specific points in the room, remain 'invisible' and are non-intrusive. In this way, the need for restraints in facilities is eliminated, promoting the autonomy and independence of residents.
- Invisible security
Fall detection radar sensor
The radar fall detection solution ensures an immediate response upon activation of the fall alarm, enabling the monitoring and care of the elderly or dependents in a non-invasive manner. The integration of these devices with the CALAS software allows for the automatic detection of whether a person has suffered a fall.
Watch this video to see how the radar sensor unequivocally detects a person's fall, ensuring an immediate response as soon as the alarm protocol is activated.
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- Invisible security
Radar sensor Vital Signs and Bed Presence
Radar sensor Vital Signs and Bed Presence
The radar assistance sensor provides a real-time assessment of the well-being of elderly or dependent persons. Its integration with the CALAS software allows immediate access to data on the person's condition, whether they have left their bed, and how long they have been in it.
Discover through the video how the sensor recognises the vital signs of the resident and the time spent in bed or out of it.
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Vital signs detection
Detects the recipient’s vital signs, heart rate, and respiratory rate.
Assessment of the individual
It monitors the person’s vital signs in real time and allows their progress to be tracked through daily and historical data.
Movement analysis
It monitors the time the person spends in and out of bed, as well as their body movements. This allows the quality of sleep to be analysed.
Automatic alarms
If any of the parameters received differ from those set for each user, an alert is sent to the healthcare team for a rapid response. Data such as not getting out of bed in the morning, taking a long time to return to bed, or getting up during the night are monitored.
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NURSE CALL SYSTEM
At ISECO, we develop personalized healthcare communication systems that guarantee immediate attention to care alarms in residential and hospital centers. We offer autonomy to the facility and efficiency in care through call group control and automatic response to healthcare alarms.
NETWORK INFRAESTRUCTURE
Network infrastructure provides the necessary foundation for the connectivity of devices and systems in a network, facilitating communication and data exchange in local or global environments. It guarantees the operation of all telecommunications systems and integrated devices, ensuring maximum quality and providing network and power to the entire system.
ACCESS CONTROL
The electronic access control system allows for the replacement of traditional keys with smart keys for the registration and supervision of users accessing different spaces in healthcare and social care centers.
WANDERER CONTROL
We design systems to guarantee the supervision of elderly or dependent people who require special control. These systems detect their access to restricted areas, allowing for an immediate response that improves their care and safety. Thanks to this technology, it is possible to intervene by preventing risky situations and ensuring a safe and controlled environment.
LOCATION SYSTEMS
Positioning systems are advanced localization solutions that provide security and assistance to residents and professionals in residential and hospital centers. These systems allow for real-time tracking, both inside and outside the facilities, guaranteeing a quick response to any critical situation and improving the protection of people and assets at all times.
CCTV (VIDEO SURVEILLANCE SYSTEMS)
Closed Circuit Television is a video surveillance technology that uses cameras to monitor activity in a specific space. In a healthcare/social care center, CCTV not only guarantees security and surveillance but also contributes to the quality of care and the protection of residents/patients and professionals.
TELEPHONY
The telephone system provides internal and external communications, as well as managing the reception of alarm notifications, ensuring smooth communication and a rapid response to emergencies.
PA SYSTEM
The public address system allows for the clear and crisp transmission of voice messages or music through strategically placed speakers separated by zones within a center. Composed of a microphone, speakers, and a signal amplifier, it is essential for ensuring effective communication, the safety of everyone present, and a pleasant atmosphere.
WIRELESS DATA NETWORK SYSTEM
The Wi-Fi network system provides wireless interconnection service with the data network throughout the center. To achieve this, powerful network access points are installed, sized to guarantee wireless homogeneity throughout the building.
- FAQs
FAQs Radar Sensors
What are radar sensors and how do they work?
Radar sensors are devices that detect movement and the presence of people in a given space. They can detect falls and assess a person's well-being by monitoring vital signs and identifying the person in bed, all in a non-intrusive manner. This eliminates the need for restraints in care homes, promoting residents' autonomy and independence.
What are the benefits of using radar sensors in social and healthcare centres?
Radar sensors offer multiple benefits, such as immediate detection of falls when the alarm is activated, data on the person's condition, whether they have left the bed and how long they have been in it, while respecting residents' privacy. They enable personalised care and improve the operational efficiency of the centre.
What type of data can radar sensors monitor?
Radar sensors can monitor various data, including vital signs such as pulse and respiratory rate, as well as the duration and frequency of bed occupancy. This information is crucial for assessing residents' well-being.
Are radar sensors difficult to install in a care centre?
No, installing radar sensors is generally straightforward and can be done in a short period of time, as ISECO technicians know exactly how to install them and where to place them. They are located at strategic points in rooms and bathrooms, and the system is integrated into the centre's software.
Are radar sensors effective in detecting falls in elderly people?
Yes, radar sensors are highly effective at detecting falls. They use advanced technology that quickly identifies whether a resident has fallen within the radar's range, triggering an alarm to ensure an immediate response from care home staff.
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