A small, ceiling-mounted LiDAR sensor with on-device AI that can tell a person from a pet. So when a fall happens, help is called. And when the dog hops off the couch, life simply goes on.
When a medical alert system sees movement on the floor, it often cannot tell whether that was the person or the dog. Most systems guess wrong, and too many families are told the safest thing is to give up the pet.
P.A.L.S. maps a room continuously and quietly. Its on-device AI recognizes the difference between a person and a pet. When an older adult falls, P.A.L.S. recognizes the pattern and alerts a caregiver. When the dog jumps off the couch, it does not. Nothing that could identify anyone ever leaves the home.
A ceiling-mounted LiDAR sensor maps the room continuously, tracking every moving presence, day and night.
On-device AI distinguishes a pet from a person, so Frida darting across the kitchen never triggers a false alarm.
When her owner falls, the system detects a motionless presence on the floor, a pattern no pet creates.
A caregiver's phone lights up and Alexa speaks. Help arrives, and the bond between Frida and her owner stays protected.
The caregiver app turns the home into a simple, calm picture: clear, watch, and risk zones at a glance, with the pet located in real time. No images. Just peace of mind.
A 360 degree point cloud maps presence and motion. No camera, and no identity data.
Edge processing happens in the home, with zero cloud dependency.
Real-time alerts and a live heatmap, on iOS and Android.
No images. No cloud. No identifiable data ever leaves the home.
P.A.L.S. is built by The Gerontechnology Group, founded and led by Dr. Melissa Mansfield, PhD, NAPG-C, a gerontologist with more than fifteen years in aging services and a doctorate in Gerontology and Leadership. Every decision starts from one question: does this honor the person it is meant to serve?
Whether you are caring for a loved one or building the future of age-tech, we would love to show you how P.A.L.S. protects both safety and the bond that makes home worth staying in.