Kepler Vision Technologies tests NurseAssist compatibility with MOBOTIX p71 dome camera

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.

Since the launch of NurseAssist in November 2023, cooperation between the two companies has focused on the development of reliable fall detection systems for hospitals, elderly care facilities and psychiatric institutions. With the MOBOTIX p71, which is known for its targeted, natural imaging and broad coverage capabilities, the company is now looking at new application scenarios and greater installation flexibility.

“Our mission is to support healthcare providers and improve patient safety through intelligent surveillance. By exploring compatibility with the p71 dome camera, we can better address real-world challenges, especially in situations where ceiling mounting is not possible,” said Dr. Harro Stokman, CEO of Kepler Vision Technologies.

Christian Cabirol, CTO of MOBOTIX, added: “We are pleased to support Kepler Vision Technologies in evaluating the integration of their NurseAssist solution with our p71 dome camera. This pilot phase is an important step to ensure that the combined solution performs well and is reliable in demanding healthcare environments.”

Currently, the NurseAssist Smart Sensor is being tested with wall-mounted p71 cameras in selected pilot projects. These field tests are intended to validate system performance and user experience before a final decision is made on a possible global rollout.

With this initiative, Kepler Vision Technologies continues to drive the development of intelligent, AI-driven solutions that meet the changing needs of healthcare.