Using 3D sensors and continuous movement tracking,
artificial intelligence analyzes behavior to alert personnel in real time when a fall occurs.
How the ISA Fall Detection System Works
ISA (Intelligent Sensing for Aging) performs a detailed analysis of behaviors using movement tracking algorithms.
Autonomous and non-intrusive, this fall detection system has been designed to lighten the workload of caregivers while improving the quality of care services. It is in this sense that it allows both detection, alert, and analysis in the event of a fall or even certain fall risks.
1. Easily movable secure sensors
ISA is built on very small, lightweight, and unobtrusive sensors that can be moved from room to room very easily. It is therefore possible to equip the rooms and common areas gradually.
Each installed sensor generates anonymous 3D data processed live on its own microprocessor. Using an API and the secure network, the sensor communicates with its server and caregivers using the most advanced security protocols.
2. Real-time alerts, integrated into existing systems
ISA has two alarm levels: one for the fall and one for the risk of falling. Since the alert is given in real time, it is possible to intervene much more quickly in order to reduce the time spent on the ground.
After installation and calibration of the system, everything is automatic. Just pick up the service phone to find out in which room the fall occurred.
3. Artificial intelligence to analyze behavior
The ISA system offers a detailed analysis of the fall, notably thanks to artificial intelligence which has already processed more than 100,000 hours of recordings.
The fall sequences captured by ISA not only make it possible to refine the healthcare team’s thinking on what to put in place to limit the risk of falls, but also to explore better collaboration between healthcare professionals.
4. Automatically documented in the fall register
In the event of a fall only, caregivers have the option of consulting the 3D visual sequence a posteriori, in particular for analysis purposes.
The fall sequences captured by ISA not only make it possible to refine the healthcare team’s thinking on what to put in place to limit the risk of falls, but also to explore better collaboration between healthcare professionals.
5. Reassure and improve the quality of life of the elderly
Adopting ISA as part of a falls prevention policy improves the quality of care and therefore the quality of life of people.
Increasing the quality of care also means strengthening the quality of life of people at risk of falling, improving the quality of life at work for healthcare teams and reassuring families about their loved ones’ and parents’ safety.
Improve the quality of life of the elderly in institutions
The ISA solution goes beyond the simple detection of risky behavior. It allows you to review the images of what happened before, during and after the fall in order to personalize the care of the elderly.
Reduce time spent on the ground
Healthcare staff are notified in real time to reduce how long it takes to react and intervene
Analyze the causes of falls
The recordings 2 minutes before and after the fall provide tangible elements for analysis
Respect everyone’s privacy
Fully compliant with the GDPR, ISA is part of a quality approach based on anonymized elements
Improve the quality of service
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