Technology

How ElderGuard protects the mind.

01 Data Collection

ElderGuard uses everyday cooking and kitchen use to monitor cognitive function. Elderguad is installed in the kitchen and placed in a similar location to a traditional fire alarm. ElderGuard's primary technology involves monitoring heat but does not replace a traditional fire alarm system. 

When installed, ElderGuard's patented H.I.T. Technology and pattern recognition algorithms establish a baseline threshold used for lifetime trend analysis.  

02 Activity Monitoring and Head Detection

ElderGuard's H.I.T. technology allows the simultaneous measurement of both heat and movement. This is accomplished by combining heat and motion sensors into a single system. Before this technology, it was impossible to monitor heat and supervision during cooking activities synchronously. 

The heat sensor detects the heat radiating from the stove area. Elderguard determines when the cooking process has begun when the observed heat crosses a predetermined threshold. The motion sensor monitors the area and determines if the cooking activity is receiving adequate attention. The combined system can distinguish between adults and children/pets, reducing the chance of false alarms.


ElderGuard Intellectual Property

US Patent. No. 9739489

Monitoring system and method for monitoring a room.

The full patent can be found here.  

US Patent. No. 9389020

Device and method for monitoring a heating appliance.

The full patent can be found here.

US Patent. No. 8921743

Device and method for monitoring a heating appliance.

The full patent can be found here.

US Patent. No. 8610036

Device and method for monitoring a heating appliance.

The full patent can be found here.

ElderGuard's innovative technology is patent protected through four US patents.

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