Remote Safety Management System for Seniors Living Alone at Home

Remote Safety Management Technology for Seniors Living Alone Using IoT Infrared Sensors and a Safety Management Server

This technology concerns an IoT-based monitoring system for remotely managing the safety of seniors living alone at home. Specifically, it's a technology that collects and analyzes infrared detection signals from each living space to transmit activity status and signs of danger to guardians and emergency response agencies.

Existing safety management methods for seniors living alone had limitations, making it difficult for individuals to directly request help in emergencies and precisely identify indoor locations or activity patterns. To address this, this technology proposes a system that links multiple IoT infrared detection sensors, APs, a safety management server, and a big data server within the residence to analyze location-specific detection information and notify abnormal situations in real-time.

Accordingly, this technology can quickly identify reduced movement, potential need for help, and conditions requiring disease-related management for seniors living alone. This makes it valuable in non-face-to-face care, emergency response, and elderly residential safety management service sectors.

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Key Features

• Collects IoT infrared detection signals from each living space to analyze the location and activity status of seniors living alone.
• The safety management server categorizes and generates management information, such as sleep, normal activity, and potential need for help.
• Provides real-time emergency notifications by linking with guardian terminals, 119 servers, 112 servers, and other relevant systems.
• Applicable to non-face-to-face care for the elderly, silver care platforms, and smart home safety management services.

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