Non-contact patient and elderly monitoring with mmWave radar [webinar]

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In 2019, the number of people aged 65 years or older hit 700 million, and is
projected to double to 1.5 billion by 2050. With this increase comes a desire
to “age in place” in the home and without the constant attention of a
caretaker. To help cope with this demand, more and more technology is being
driven into assisted living and at-home care.

mmWave radar sensing is a new technology that is being used for non-contact
measurement in patient and elderly care including for fall detection and
vital signs monitoring. It’s robust and non-privacy-invasive qualities make
it a unique and attractive sensing modality for applications in the home,
hospital, and in assisted care.

* Why non-privacy-invasive qualities are so important in different sensing
applications
* How mmWave can benefit applications such as occupancy detection,
contactless fall detection, and vital signs monitoring
* What design challenges engineers are facing when implementing sensing
technology to keep people comfortable at home

TI mmWave’s robust and non-privacy-invasive qualities make it a unique and
attractive sensing modality for applications in the home, hospital, and in
assisted care.