Potential risk identified sooner
Long-stay, no-motion and project-defined fall or incident conditions can trigger the agreed response workflow.
HEALTHCARE · HONG KONG
Non-camera accessible-toilet fall and incident detection deployed in hospital environments including Princess Margaret Hospital and Queen Mary Hospital.

Project brief
Support time-sensitive safety workflows in highly private spaces without introducing conventional cameras or identifiable imagery.
What Blutech delivered
Non-camera fall and incident detection in accessible toilets
Local alarm at the point of response
Nurse notification and operational dashboard
LoRaWAN and Bluetooth architecture for connected and local workflows
Project benefits
Useful safety events reach the responsible hospital team while the sensing method remains appropriate for one of the building's most privacy-sensitive settings.
Long-stay, no-motion and project-defined fall or incident conditions can trigger the agreed response workflow.
The sensing architecture avoids conventional camera imagery in accessible toilets.
Bluetooth supports immediate local behaviour while LoRaWAN brings events into notification, dashboard and operational records.
SYSTEM COMPONENTS
Each product has a defined role in the outcome—sensing, local response, connectivity, information or operations.
Thermal and 60 GHz mmWave sensor fusion for richer activity understanding without conventional identifiable video.
View product BT337Privacy-preserving 16×12 thermal sensing for occupancy and spatial insight.
View product BT317A prominent local alarm output for time-sensitive facility and safety events.
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