Ambient Intelligence
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The world is aging faster than it can be staffed. Ambient for Senior Care is a contactless sensing system for senior care. It is in development and is not cleared by the FDA.

The intelligence layer

One standard of care, everywhere

Meet Ambient: contactless sensors in a resident's room, with a dashboard and a phone app for the care team. No cameras and no wearables.

Our reach

From the Twin Cities, outward

The problem

$80B

Non-fatal older adult falls now cost $80 billion a year, up from $50 billion in 2015.

67%
Medicare
29%
Out of pocket
4%
Medicaid
National Council on Aging
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Ambient is being built for this problem.

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How it works

Ambient sensing

Contactless sensing

Sensors in the room measure movement. No wearables and no cameras.

For the care team

Ambient for Senior Care

Movement in a room becomes an alert or a summary the care team reads on a dashboard or a phone. Staff verify every alert.

Built for LTC

Memory care and skilled nursing

Designed around the constraints memory care actually has. No cameras in rooms. No wearables on residents with dementia.

From bench to bedside

2024

ODAT Office of Discovery and Translation

University of Minnesota research grant awarded.

2025

Patent filed

International application PCT/US2025/61807.

2026NOW

Feasibility study

A research study in one memory care community, pending IRB approval.

2027

Further studies

Planned, subject to review and the results of the first study.

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Bring Ambient to your community

We are looking for memory care and skilled nursing partners for research studies.

Get in touch

Engineering the next generation of care.

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