An example of the AbiSensor routine for day time
Mum normally starts her day at 8am, goes out for lunch at 12pm and gets to bed by 10pm. This routine has been set in the app.
Mum normally starts her day at 8am, goes out for lunch at 12pm and gets to bed by 10pm. This routine has been set in the app.
Mum woke up after 7am and has been moving about since then.
There was no movement between 12pm and 1pm as Mum had gone out for lunch.
The AbiSensor did not sense any motion when Mum should be moving about. Time to check if she’s okay.
Dad goes to bed at 9pm. He hasn’t been well lately, so we placed an AbiSensor in his bedroom to make sure he is okay at night.
Dad is moving normally in his sleep, only 4-8 movements each hour.
Dad has not moved for an hour by 1am. Time to check if he's okay.
Dad's movement levels while he sleeps are unusually high, he might be unwell.
AbiSensor lets you know if Mum or Dad may have had a fall. It's a new way for them to retain their independence.
Is Mum up and about?
For movement between rooms.
Falls are common here.
Slippery floors are a hazard.
The AbiBird app on your smartphone displays the activity in Mum or Dad’s home as hourly dots on a graph. The line moves up and down each hour indicating how active they are. A quick glance at the graph will help determine the state of play in Dad’s home. Is Dad up and about? If no activity and a straight line – why?
Intuitive graph gives an instant, hour-by-hour overview of the activity in Mum or Dad's place.
Full detailsAbiSensor sends an alert if Mum may have had a fall.
Full detailsThe app can be shared with family members.
Full detailsThe app has three screen responses to let you know what's happening at Dad's place.