Anthropos Detect
A more complete falls management solution
The world’s most advanced touchless technology. Keep your residents and clients safer. No cameras, buttons, cords or wearables. To maintain privacy and dignity at all times.
How Anthropos Detect works
Anthropos partners with a leading technology company, Vayyar, to provide faster passive falls detection and insights about the lifestyle changes that can lead to falls. The sensors track in-room activity in real-time, for example, when a resident has a fall.
Anthropos Detect provides insight about room presence and occupancy, helping care providers understand changes in patterns of behaviour which might indicate other medical issues such as a UTI.
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Provide a Rapid Response
Instant fall detection enables care givers to provide rapid response, eliminating long lies and identifying even minor hidden falls that often lead to more serious incidents. If there’s a fall, Anthropos Detect provides an alert.
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The sensors work in all conditions, including pitch darkness and dense steam, care givers can confirm room occupancy around the clock and carry out efficient evacuations if required.
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No more reliance on residents pulling cords or pressing buttons on wearable devices.
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Sensors operate over 2.4 GHz wi-fi, with wall or ceiling installation and dry contact integration.
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Reliable data provides constant visibility into each resident’s activity and well-being, supporting personalised care plans, improving occupancy, boosting staff utilisation and enhancing your brand's value.
Anthropos Detect contains
Vayyar Sensors x2
Installed by specialist engineers with experience of working in every care setting.
Transform Nightshift management and staffing
70% of all premature deaths in Residential Care are caused by falls. Imagine if you can reduce the number of falls, and detect any falls that do happen within 90 seconds to help the resident.