1. Learn
How KinetiCura builds a movement baseline for each person: posture, activity level and the shape of their day, with only skeleton keypoints taken from each frame.
Demonstration
See KinetiCura read a real room
KinetiCura learns what a normal day looks like, then acts the moment it stops looking normal. Watch how it learns, how it detects an episode, and how it reaches your circle of care, all without wearables and without storing video.
What the demonstration covers
Learn, detect, act
Each demonstration follows the same three steps that KinetiCura follows in a real home or care facility.
2. Detect
How every moment is compared with that person's own normal in real time, separating ordinary life from the episodes that matter, seen and unseen.
3. Act
How a confirmed anomaly triggers an alert SMS notification to a nominated and prioritized circle of care, family first, then the care agency or emergency contact, until someone acknowledges it.
Scenarios
The episodes KinetiCura is built to catch
Eight events, each shown as a video. Each one is a different shape of departure from the same personal baseline.
Note: the views displayed here are for development, debugging and demonstration purposes only. The actual application has no video viewing capability.
EventDemonstration
Fall detection — In Situ
A sharp deviation in posture and vertical position, flagged the instant it happens.
(The KinetiCura Notification Monitor simulates the contact's mobile phone. The alert received on the monitor is not a simulation, it is the real alert delivered from the cloud notification service.)
Fall detection — Descending
A fall to the floor, a sofa or a bed is flagged immediately as an acute emergency.
Assistance request
A wave of a hand is recognised as a deliberate appeal for assistance. Note how notifications are dispatched in order of priority.
Excessive stillness
The absence of movement the baseline expects, catching quiet medical events.
Unwell episode
A deviation in posture, such as slumping or leaning, away from the baseline.
Slow transmotion
A transition speed markedly lower than the person's baseline speed.
Extended absence
An absence from view that extends well beyond the baseline.
Restricted areas
The specific resident enters an area marked as restricted.
Questions about what you have seen?
Ask us about privacy, false alarms, or how KinetiCura would work in your home or care facility.