Room-based remote monitoring

Every room.
One live view.

A calmer way to stay connected. Room and bedside sensors bring movement, possible fall events and vital-sign trends into one clear view for your care team.

Contactless monitoring Room-by-room visibility
A connected care roomIllustrative setup
A residential care room with a bed, armchair and ceiling and wall sensor locations.
Bedside observationsResting in bed
74 bpm16 /min
Illustrative readings

Explore the bedside zone: follow rest, breathing and heart-rate trends without interrupting daily life.

Built for residential and elderly care environments.

01 Two sensing zones
02 Live room status
03 One care-team view
What teams can see

From movement to vital signs.

Each room becomes a connected care space. Remote Vitals combines room awareness and bedside observations, so staff can understand what is happening without waiting for the next round.

01

Room awareness

Follow presence, movement speed, distance and position across the room. A clear fall state helps staff identify urgent events quickly.

PresencePresentOccupancy
Speed1.3 m/sMovement
Distance3.8 mFrom sensor
FallClearLive state
02

Contactless vital signs

Follow breathing, heart-rate trends and bed activity in one place. Compatible connected devices can add oxygen-saturation and blood-pressure readings.

03

Fall and threshold alerts

Normal, watch and alert states make the entire floor scannable. Critical changes stay visible until the team can respond.

In every room

Two views of the room, connected.

Compact sensors are positioned to cover the open room and the bedside. They work together to turn activity and vital-sign readings into one continuous room status.

Plan your installation
A residential care room with a bed, armchair and ceiling and wall sensor locations.
One room. Two complementary sensing zones. Placement is assessed for each installation.
  1. 1

    Cover the room

    A room-centred sensor tracks occupancy, position, distance, speed and possible falls across the living space.

  2. 2

    Focus on the bedside

    A dedicated bedside sensor captures contactless respiratory and cardiovascular observations while the resident rests.

  3. 3

    Pair sensors to the right resident

    Each device is assigned to its care centre, room and resident, keeping every live signal in the right context.

  4. 4

    Send one live status to the team

    Both sensing zones feed the same room card and update the central dashboard continuously.

From the room to the care team

The whole care centre at a glance.

Bring room activity and resident observations together. Explore an illustrative ten-room view, with a fall event highlighted so the team can see where attention is needed.

Interactive demo · sample data

Swipe the dashboard to explore all ten rooms →

Remote Vitals Live MonitorPatient rooms, active sensors, and live telemetry refreshed every second.
05:58:28 PM
Live scenario Fall alarm locked - Room S-005

A fall alarm has been detected. The alert stays visible until the care team responds.

Event timeline

Fall detected 05:58:28 PM

Care team response required Latched

Active rooms10
Residents10
Sensors20
Alerts1
ROOM S-001Hatice Aksoy
NormalAge 62

Hypertension, Heart disease

Room sensor
PresencePresentOccupancy
Speed1.3m/s0.00–2.00m/s
Distance3.8m0.50–6.00m
Position2.4, 1.2mX / Y
FallClearClear / fall
Bedside sensor
Resp.27/min6.00–40.00/min
Heart81bpm55.00–105.00bpm
SpO₂96%92.00–100.00%
Sys BP118mmHg90.00–140.00mmHg
Dia BP76mmHg60.00–90.00mmHg
ROOM S-002Ali Kaplan
NormalAge 65

Diabetes, Chronic kidney disease

Room sensor
PresencePresentOccupancy
Speed0.2m/s0.00–2.00m/s
Distance4.6m0.50–6.00m
Position3.1, -0.4mX / Y
FallClearClear / fall
Bedside sensor
Resp.23/min6.00–40.00/min
Heart82bpm55.00–105.00bpm
SpO₂97%92.00–100.00%
Sys BP121mmHg90.00–140.00mmHg
Dia BP79mmHg60.00–90.00mmHg
ROOM S-003Meryem Kurt
NormalAge 68

Hypertension, Heart disease

Room sensor
PresencePresentOccupancy
Speed1.1m/s0.00–2.00m/s
Distance2.9m0.50–6.00m
Position1.8, 0.7mX / Y
FallClearClear / fall
Bedside sensor
Resp.22/min6.00–40.00/min
Heart86bpm55.00–105.00bpm
SpO₂95%92.00–100.00%
Sys BP126mmHg90.00–140.00mmHg
Dia BP82mmHg60.00–90.00mmHg
ROOM S-004Huseyin Polat
NormalAge 71

Diabetes, Chronic kidney disease

Room sensor
PresencePresentOccupancy
Speed0.1m/s0.00–2.00m/s
Distance1.7m0.50–6.00m
Position0.9, -1.1mX / Y
FallClearClear / fall
Bedside sensor
Resp.31/min6.00–40.00/min
Heart108bpm55.00–105.00bpm
SpO₂92%92.00–100.00%
Sys BP146mmHg90.00–140.00mmHg
Dia BP94mmHg60.00–90.00mmHg
FLOOR 2 - ROOM N-005Emine Sahin
AlertAge 74

Hypertension, Heart disease

Room sensor
PresencePresentOccupancy
Speed0.1m/s0.00–2.00m/s
Distance0.4m0.50–6.00m
Position2.4, -1.2mX / Y
FallFallClear / fall
Bedside sensor
Resp.34/min6.00–40.00/min
Heart112bpm55.00–105.00bpm
SpO₂96%92.00–100.00%
Sys BP121mmHg90.00–140.00mmHg
Dia BP81mmHg60.00–90.00mmHg
FLOOR 2 - ROOM N-006Mustafa Aydin
NormalAge 77

Diabetes, Chronic kidney disease

Room sensor
PresencePresentOccupancy
Speed1.0m/s0.00–2.00m/s
Distance3.8m0.50–6.00m
Position-2.8, -2.0mX / Y
FallClearClear / fall
Bedside sensor
Resp.24/min6.00–40.00/min
Heart79bpm55.00–105.00bpm
SpO₂97%92.00–100.00%
Sys BP119mmHg90.00–140.00mmHg
Dia BP75mmHg60.00–90.00mmHg
FLOOR 2 - ROOM N-007Zeynep Arslan
NormalAge 80

Hypertension, Heart disease

Room sensor
PresencePresentOccupancy
Speed1.2m/s0.00–2.00m/s
Distance4.1m0.50–6.00m
Position-3.0, -1.3mX / Y
FallClearClear / fall
Bedside sensor
Resp.26/min6.00–40.00/min
Heart84bpm55.00–105.00bpm
SpO₂96%92.00–100.00%
Sys BP124mmHg90.00–140.00mmHg
Dia BP78mmHg60.00–90.00mmHg
FLOOR 2 - ROOM N-008Hasan Yildiz
NormalAge 83

Diabetes, Chronic kidney disease

Room sensor
PresencePresentOccupancy
Speed0.9m/s0.00–2.00m/s
Distance3.6m0.50–6.00m
Position-2.9, -0.5mX / Y
FallClearClear / fall
Bedside sensor
Resp.25/min6.00–40.00/min
Heart83bpm55.00–105.00bpm
SpO₂97%92.00–100.00%
Sys BP117mmHg90.00–140.00mmHg
Dia BP78mmHg60.00–90.00mmHg
FLOOR 2 - ROOM N-009Elif Ozturk
NormalAge 86

Hypertension, Heart disease

Room sensor
PresencePresentOccupancy
Speed1.2m/s0.00–2.00m/s
Distance3.1m0.50–6.00m
Position-2.6, 0.4mX / Y
FallClearClear / fall
Bedside sensor
Resp.21/min6.00–40.00/min
Heart85bpm55.00–105.00bpm
SpO₂95%92.00–100.00%
Sys BP111mmHg90.00–140.00mmHg
Dia BP79mmHg60.00–90.00mmHg
FLOOR 2 - ROOM N-010Murat Koc
NormalAge 62

Diabetes, Chronic kidney disease

Room sensor
PresencePresentOccupancy
Speed1.2m/s0.00–2.00m/s
Distance3.1m0.50–6.00m
Position-2.1, 1.2mX / Y
FallClearClear / fall
Bedside sensor
Resp.23/min6.00–40.00/min
Heart80bpm55.00–105.00bpm
SpO₂98%92.00–100.00%
Sys BP116mmHg90.00–140.00mmHg
Dia BP74mmHg60.00–90.00mmHg

Sample data, not a live patient feed. Available measurements depend on connected devices; oxygen saturation and blood pressure require compatible measurement devices.

Live floor overviewTen rooms. One calm view.
8 normal 1 watch 1 alert
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See which room needs attention before opening the door.

The live dashboard

The whole care centre at a glance.

Every active room appears on one screen with the resident, sensor status and latest readings together. Teams can scan the floor, spot a watch state and move directly to the room that needs them.

  • Normal, watch and alert status for every room
  • Movement and vital signs in one resident card
  • Dedicated secure dashboard for each care centre
A connected care ecosystem

The room is only the beginning.

Room sensors, compatible wearables and care-team screens can work together around the resident. Discuss the devices and measurements your setting needs, from individual rooms to a shared care-centre view.

Discuss your device setup →
Reference concept showing a desktop care dashboard, tablet, phone, room sensor and wearable.
Reference device ecosystem. Final hardware and integrations are confirmed during planning.
Connected rooms. Faster awareness.

Give your care team
a live view of every room.

Talk to us about room coverage, sensor placement and a dashboard configured for your care centre.

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