Bed Sensors

Bed occupancy sensor

A bed occupancy sensor is a device, usually a pressure pad placed under the mattress, that monitors whether someone is in bed. It detects changes in weight or pressure, alerting a caregiver or monitoring center if the person leaves their bed and doesn't return within a set timeframe, or if they haven't returned to bed by a certain time. This helps prevent falls and provides an early warning if someone might be wandering or in distress.

Bed weight sensor

A device that detects when a person leaves their bed, triggering an alarm to alert caregivers or family members. It works by detecting a change in weight on a pressure-sensitive pad, typically placed under the mattress. This helps prevent falls and provides peace of mind for those caring for individuals at risk of leaving their beds.

Epilepsy sensor

A device that monitors for seizures, primarily focusing on detecting movements associated with tonic-clonic seizures or changes in heart rate, and alerting caregivers. These sensors are designed to be discreet and easily portable, providing peace of mind for both users and their caregivers.

Enuresis sensor

A device designed to detect moisture, often in a bed or on clothing, and automatically alert a caregiver if needed. These sensors are used to monitor incontinence and prevent the need for frequent, intrusive checks.