Keeping an Eye On Grandma Over the Internet

by Bill Beckelman 1/7/2008 6:42:00 PM

TechCrunch posted an article tonight about a company that just launched a new home monitoring system at CES.

By creating a passive monitoring network around a senior in their normal home setting, both family members and professional care-givers can log into a personalized Web page and get historical trend data, real-time status updates, and proactive alerts about the health and well-being for that monitored elder

The recommended starter kit for the IL service includes the Home HealthPoint, three motion detectors, and an emergency pendant. The motion detectors are strategically placed around the home during the professional installation in the bedroom, at the entrance to the primary bathroom, and in the main trafficked area such as a foyer or living room. Additional sensor devices such as additional motion detectors, access contacts on the refrigerator or doors, a smart pillbox, or IP cameras can be utilized to supplement the monitoring data sets being produced within the home.

 

Take a look at the article at TechCrunch and the press release and let me know what you think. And yes mom, I know you will read this. 

 

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