Gamgee Launches Wi-Fi and AI-Based Elderly Fall Detection System

TapTechNews August 4th, a company named Gamgee has recently launched an elderly fall detection system based on Wi-Fi and artificial intelligence. This system doesn't require wearing any wearable devices or installing cameras. It can accurately detect whether the elderly have fallen just by analyzing the wireless signal and immediately send notifications to family members or caregivers.

This innovative technology can not only effectively prevent the serious consequences caused by the elderly's falls, but also provide valuable references for the elderly's health management by analyzing daily activity patterns. It is known that the false alarm rate of this system is extremely low.

In order to ensure the normal operation of the system, Gamgee also provides a set of high-performance Wi-Fi6 routers and suggests that users use mesh networking to cover the entire indoor space and even outdoor areas. The system setup process is simple and easy to understand, and users can easily complete it through the accompanying application.

Currently, Gamgee is crowdfunding on the Indiegogo platform to raise funds to bring the product to the market. A fall detection kit including three Wi-Fi6 routers and a two-year free application subscription costs $320 (TapTechNews note: currently about 2299 RMB).

In addition to fall detection, Gamgee has also launched a Wi-Fi home alarm system based on the same technology. This system can distinguish the activities of family members and strangers, improve home security while reducing false alarms, and the system can also intelligently switch the alarm function according to the situation of family members at home.

Gamgee stated that in the future, it plans to integrate this system with other Wi-Fi-supported home devices to create a fully automated smart home environment.