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Friday July 22, 2005 10:01 am

Vivago Personal Monitors




VivagoA Finnish company called International Security Technology has come up with a breakthrough aimed at in home monitoring of elderly or critically ill patients. The Vivago is a wrist band with gyroscopic sensors and a transmitter than can communicate with a base station. The sensors monitor the wearers activity levels and can alert medical professionals if the wearer falls, or is acting lethargically. The Vivago also includes a panic button for emergencies. This sounds like an ideal solution for people not ill enough to require a nursing home, but unsteady and at high risk for falling. I can imagine this giving a family a great sense of security about any aging friends or relatives.

Read More | Vivago via Positive Technology Journal


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Also the wrist unit is designed to meet everyday needs: it is splash water resistant, so it should not be immersed in water. The wrist unit must be removed for bathing. The base unit will transmit an alarm if the wrist unit is not reattached within 30 minutes. This alarm can be postponed for a further hour by pressing the button on the base station.


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