Rythmos transforms raw activity signals into prioritized, actionable insight — through four coordinated layers that continuously reinforce each other.
No single device carries the burden of safety. Rythmos integrates signals across the environment — then applies intelligence at every step before anything reaches a care team.
Rythmos integrates multiple inputs across the environment — wearables, in-apartment sensors, community-level devices, and environmental systems.
No single device carries the burden of safety. Layered sensing creates resilience and continuity — so that if one signal source is unavailable, awareness persists.
Raw signals mean nothing without context. Rythmos evaluates every event against four dimensions before determining whether and how to surface it.
This is where noise is reduced. Not all events deserve equal urgency. Rythmos distinguishes what matters before it reaches a care team — so that when something does reach them, it's clear and actionable.
Rythmos routes events through unified workflows. Instead of separate systems operating in silos, care teams see one operational view that consolidates everything.
Every alert carries context — who, where, what happened, and what to do next. Teams aren't just notified. They're equipped to respond.
Operational data doesn't disappear after a response. It feeds back into the platform — improving the intelligence layer over time and surfacing patterns that individual events cannot reveal.
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RTLS stands for real-time location system. In a senior living community it continuously shows where residents and staff are, so an alert arrives with location attached instead of just a room number. Rythmos uses it for fall response, wander events and nurse call routing on the same infrastructure.
No. Location and alerts run on a self-organising mesh network built with Wirepas, separate from the building Wi-Fi. Dead zones in Wi-Fi coverage do not stop alerts from being delivered.
A wearable device for each resident, in-apartment sensors where they are needed, and community-level infrastructure that carries the mesh. Installation is carried out by a certified installer and does not require rewiring occupied apartments.
Yes. The mesh is self-organising, so it does not depend on the existing building network, and it does not need a server room or a dedicated IT team on site. The work is a physical installation rather than a network rebuild.
Sensing is layered rather than dependent on a single device. If one signal source is unavailable, awareness continues through the others. That redundancy is the reason for combining wearables, in-apartment sensors and community infrastructure.