Bathroom sensor
Camera-free and unaffected by steam. Watches the room where floors are wet and wearables come off.
Elderly home safety system
Complete protection.
Zero intrusion.
One system for the whole home: radar sensors in the bathroom and living spaces, a bed monitor for the night, and alerts that reach family by phone call and on the app. No wearables. No buttons. No cameras.
The invisible shield
Always-on sensors that blend into the home and respect your parents’ privacy.
Room sensor
For the bedroom, hall and living room. Notices falls and long, unusual stillness, day and night.
Bed monitor
Notices when your parent gets out of bed at night and builds a picture of their sleep over time.
Comprehensive detection
Falls of every kind
- Sudden, hard falls
- Slow slides down to the floor
- Collapses that happen in stages
Stillness and night-time
- No movement for much longer than usual
- Getting out of bed at night
- A far longer bathroom visit than normal
When something happens
How the alerts reach you
Automatic voice calls
NoBlink calls the family members, neighbours or caregivers you choose, and escalates to the next contact if the first does not answer.
Alerts on the app
A push alert on the NoBlink app shows what happened and in which room.
Shared with the family
Everyone you add on the app hears about it at the same time, wherever they live.
A typical setup, room by room
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| Room | Sensor | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Bathroom | Bathroom sensor | Wet floors, a closed door, and no wearable during a bath. |
| Bedroom | Room sensor and bed monitor | Night-time get-ups and trips to the bathroom in the dark. |
| Living room and hall | Room sensor | Where most of the day is spent, and where a fall may go unseen for hours. |
Every home is different. Our installer fits the sensors in Bangalore, Chennai, Mumbai, Pune and Gurugram, and on a short call we suggest what makes sense for yours.
Independence for them.
Peace of mind for you.
Book a call and we will suggest a setup for your parents’ home.