Always watching over.
Never watching.
NeuraSense is a wall-mounted radar sensor that monitors falls, vital signs, and daily activity for people living with dementia — continuously, contactlessly, and completely privately. No wearables. No cameras. No compromise.
The tools meant to help often
get in the way.
Families caring for a loved one with dementia are forced to choose between intrusive technology and not knowing. The two most common options each break down exactly when they're needed most.
Forgotten, refused, uncharged.
Pendants and watches only work when worn. People with dementia frequently remove, lose, or resist them — and a device on the nightstand protects no one.
A camera in the bedroom.
Video monitoring captures everything — and patients, families, and regulators are rightly uncomfortable with cameras in private spaces like bathrooms and bedrooms.
You can't be there 24/7.
Caregivers can't watch around the clock. A fall at 3 a.m., a skipped night of sleep, or a slow change in gait can go unnoticed for hours — or weeks.
One sensor. Total awareness.
Zero intrusion.
NeuraSense uses millimeter-wave radar to understand what's happening in a room without ever capturing an image. It sees motion, breathing, and falls as signals — never as pictures.
| Capability | NeuraSense | Wearables | Cameras |
|---|---|---|---|
| Works with zero effort from the patient | |||
| Protects privacy — no images recorded | |||
| Automatic 24/7 fall detection | SOS | ~ | |
| Contactless vital signs (heart & breathing) | ~ | ||
| Activity & gait trends over time | ~ | ||
| Nothing to wear, charge, or remember |
From a quiet sensor on the wall
to peace of mind on your phone.
Mount
Place a discreet sensor on the wall in each key room — bedroom, bathroom, living area. It plugs in once and runs silently.
Sense
Millimeter-wave radar maps motion as a privacy-safe point cloud — range, velocity, and angle — never a picture or recording.
Understand
On-device AI recognizes falls, gait changes, activity patterns, sleep, and nighttime vital signs with clinical-grade precision.
Act
Caregivers receive real-time alerts the moment something matters — plus clear daily, weekly, and monthly reports.
Everything a caregiver wishes
they could see — without being there.
Fall detection
Instant, automatic alerts for forward, backward, and sideways falls — across every covered room, day or night.
Contactless vital signs
Measures heart rate and respiration during sleep by sensing subtle chest motion — no chest strap, no skin contact.
Activity & gait
Tracks walking, sitting, and movement throughout the home, surfacing subtle gait changes that signal decline.
Sleep monitoring
Understands sleep quality and disruptions through the night, flagging irregular or restless patterns.
Smart alerts
Real-time notifications for meaningful events — leaving home, staying immobile too long, or unusual nighttime activity.
Caregiver reports
Clear daily, weekly, and monthly summaries of activity, sleep, and vitals — so families and clinicians can act on trends.
Privacy by design
No cameras. No microphones. No images. NeuraSense processes radar signals, never personal recordings.
Whole-home coverage
Multiple sensors work together across rooms for seamless, edge-to-edge coverage of the entire living space.
Radar intelligence,
engineered for the home.
NeuraSense pairs advanced millimeter-wave radar with machine-learning models trained to read human movement — turning invisible signals into reliable, actionable insight.
5D sensing
Captures range, velocity, azimuth and elevation angle, and signal power for a rich, spatial view of motion.
Super-resolution angle estimation
Pinpoints a person's location precisely, even in cluttered, furnished real-world rooms.
Ground-clutter filtering
Suppresses reflections from walls and furniture so the system focuses only on the person.
Deep-learning activity & fall models
Neural networks classify falls, postures, and activities with high accuracy and few false alarms.
Built for everyone who
carries the weight of care.
Families & home care
Keep a parent safely independent at home, and finally sleep through the night knowing you'll be alerted if something's wrong.
Assisted living & memory care
Extend staff reach across every resident and room, reduce response times, and document care with objective data.
Clinicians & researchers
Capture continuous, real-world behavioral and physiological data to track progression and measure the impact of interventions.
Bring NeuraSense to your home or facility.
Tell us a little about your situation and we'll show you how privacy-first radar monitoring works — and how to get early access.
- A 20-minute walkthrough, online or in person
- Guidance on rooms, coverage, and setup
- Early-access & pilot program details
Request a demo
We'll get back to you within one business day.
Common questions
Does NeuraSense use a camera?
No. NeuraSense uses millimeter-wave radar, which senses motion and breathing as signal data — not video. There is no camera and no microphone, and no images or audio are ever recorded.
Does the person being monitored have to wear or do anything?
Nothing at all. The sensor mounts on the wall and works passively. There's nothing to wear, charge, press, or remember — which is exactly why it works for people living with dementia.
How does it detect vital signs without contact?
During sleep, the radar detects the tiny chest movements caused by breathing and heartbeats, and signal-processing algorithms translate them into respiration and heart-rate estimates.
How many sensors do I need?
It depends on the home or facility. Typically one sensor covers each key area — bedroom, bathroom, and living space. We'll help you plan coverage during your demo.
Is NeuraSense available to buy today?
NeuraSense is an investigational system in active development. We're onboarding pilot partners and early-access participants now — request a demo to learn more.