At the Solbø nursing home in Sokndal, Kepler Vision Technologies’ smart sensors with artificial intelligence have been in use since May to enhance resident safety. The sensors register movement and immediately alert caregivers to abnormal behavior, such as when someone gets out of bed unaided. Initially there were concerns about privacy, but the sensors do […]
Nictiz magazine has an entire issue on AI against the registration burden. The entire magazine can be read via this link. Pages 14 and 15 feature an interview with Kiyomid van der Veer, innovation consultant at Warande, an elderly organization in Zeist and surrounding areas. They use Kepler Night Nurse. Read the interview below. Elder […]
BonCode, a trusted leader in software quality measurement and analytics, has officially awarded a Certificate of Software Quality to Kepler Vision Technologies, a pioneer in AI-based care solutions. This milestone recognizes Kepler’s continued commitment to transparency, security, and performance in mission-critical environments such as elderly care homes and healthcare institutions. The certification demonstrates that Kepler’s […]
Fall prevention measures can contribute to quality of life for nursing home residents. Avoiding falls relieves pressure on care and saves costs. On this page, we provide insight into the facts and figures and offer a handy checklist to get started. Facts and figures fall accidents Every year, 190,000 nursing home residents fall. Of these, […]
Kepler Vision Technologies, the leading provider of AI-driven healthcare solutions, and MOBOTIX, have begun testing the NurseAssist software with the MOBOTIX p71 dome camera. This represents a promising next step in the ongoing collaboration between Kepler Vision Technologies and MOBOTIX, with the goal of expanding the number of camera models supported in various healthcare environments. […]
Clients who wander can pose a risk to themselves and others. Kepler Wandering Detection offers caregivers the opportunity to make responsible choices in this regard while giving the client maximum freedom, in accordance with the Care and Compulsion Act. No wristbands or other recognizable identifying devices are used in this process. The wander detection pilot […]
