GREENBELT, Md. and NEW YORK, Dec. 15, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Origin, a Wi-Fi sensing company, and medical alert maker Aloe Care Health have forged a partnership that will result in a breakthrough in-home safety solution for older adults and caregivers. In the first half of 2023, Aloe Care will launch new in-home safety devices and a service offering that will automatically detect whole-home motion and falls. In addition to Aloe Care's advanced machine learning tools, the system will use Origin's patented Wi-Fi sensing technology, eliminating the need for wearable devices or cameras indoors.
This first-to-market solution is a 2023 CES Innovation Awards honoree. Origin and Aloe Care will host demonstrations at CES 2023 in Las Vegas, January 5-8, 2023. To schedule a demonstration in person at CES 2023 or following the show, please book a meeting here.
"We're proud to partner with Aloe Care in delivering this innovative fall detection solution to better support the health and well-being of individuals within caregiving environments," said Dr. Ray Liu, Origin's founder and CEO. "Through this partnership, we are thrilled to execute on our mission and empower caregivers and elderly loved ones alike with greater autonomy."
Aloe Care and Origin share the common goal of improving health outcomes for older adults. Whole-home motion data combined with Aloe Care's machine learning will enable predictive models to get ahead of potential falls. If there is a fall, the new whole-home fall detection will connect the older adult to emergency services through Aloe Care's patented Smart Hub to get the help they need quickly.
"Aloe Care Health was founded on the principle of using the most advanced technology to enhance caregiving for both caregivers and older adults, making it easier for both parties to remain both independent and connected," said Ray Spoljaric, Aloe Care Health CEO and co-founder. "Being able to ensure safety in the home is invaluable, and we are delighted to partner with Origin to provide this powerful, game-changing in-home safety advancement."
