Installation and hands-on records and adoption notes from the field. The numbers come from what we installed and measured ourselves.
The nursing home fall alert AI robot's photos are gathered on a server where AI judges them. This post covers how we reinforced processing so photos are handled in turn even when many arrive at once, and our research into telling staff from residents by clothing rather than faces.
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When the patrol robot's photo shows a fall candidate, a KakaoTalk notification (Alimtalk) goes to the responsible staff member's phone. The delivery time once a fall is detected is within 30 seconds. Here is what that delivery time measures, what the alert contains, and where alerts cannot reach.
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Wi-Fi along the patrol corridors, power, registering the staff who receive alerts, notice about filming, and the response order after an alert. Here is what a care facility should prepare before bringing in a fall alert robot, and what the robot operating partner, SV Robotics and the facility each handle.
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The robot does not take over the rounds. Staff keep walking them, and the robot tells them first about situations that need checking. Here is what changes and what stays the same before and after adoption.
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For equipment that uses video, setting the standards comes before installation. Here is, in order, what has to be decided, who decides it, and how far we adapt. The values themselves follow the facility's policy.
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The robot's price alone does not decide it. The number of patrol areas, network condition, number of people receiving alerts, installation conditions and operating support all go into the quote. Here are the items that change the amount.
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CCTV is equipment that films a fixed spot and stores the footage. An AI patrol robot patrols, takes photos, and picks out the situations staff should check first. It is not a choice between the two, but a question of what people watch and what they receive as alerts.
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Wearable sensors see only when worn, mats only where they are laid, fixed cameras only what they film, and patrol robots only the route they pass. Start with what each method tends to miss, then use this guide to combine them.
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The functions provided today are fall candidate detection, an alert when a person is found in a time window and place you have set, and patrol gap monitoring. Delivery to the responsible staff member once something is detected is within 30 seconds. With photos, here is how the alerts arrive, what the robot does not do, the demo steps, and what a facility should prepare.
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