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Developed in the US, the StackCare system uses wireless smart motion sensors to track an individual’s daily patterns of behaviour.

The British firm, focused on supporting the elderly to live more independently in their own homes, has received a grant from Innovate UK.

The firms' integrated solution will support remote monitoring and allow the contactless measurement of a person’s vital signs in just 40 seconds.

Smartbox creates software and hardware to help disabled people without speech to have voice and live more independently.

Technology is set to revolutionise social care in the post-COVID ‘new normal’, according to a new report from Barclays Corporate Banking.

Business Events by Sarah Clarke on August 26, 2020

The consultant says she has been overwhelmed by the response to the online events, which aim to drive transformational change.

The 22 year-old has designed Activity Aid to help people who experience difficulties in remembering how to carry out day-to-day tasks.

The lab, based in Edinburgh, will target the co-creation of scalable solutions to support the care of vulnerable people in their own homes.

Karantis360 uses sensors to keep a watchful eye on the daily activities of vulnerable people being cared for in their own home.

Cera partnered with technology giant IBM and has been trialing the use of sensors in the home for a number of months.

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