Presentation given by Jason Allocca, Kemuri, at the IoT Thames Valley Meetup on 13th November, 2019: https://www.meetup.com/Internet-of-Things-Thames-Valley/

1. Supporting Elderly Independent Living
with IOT devices
Jason Allocca
November 2019
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2. 2
Solution - Kemuri IOT
• K-Sockets: power sockets
• K-Fobs: panic, location, temperature
• K-Alarms: smoke, CO, flood, doors, …
• K-Watch
GSM or Sigfox enabled devices
Technology
Enabled
Care

3. 3
K-Sockets
Builds routine using machine learning
Technology
Enabled
Care
• Motion
• Power (Kettle and cooker)
• Temperature
• Humidity
• Power loss
Sensor Data
• Hourly processing
• Learns activity patterns
• Identifies changes
• Analyses changes
• Sends alerts
Kemuri Server App
Fixed K-SocketPortable K-Socket

4. 4
Technology
Enabled
Care
Alerts via WebApp and 24/7 Call Centre
•Push button: alert falls or call for help
•Movement: auto alert if not being carried
•Location: nearest base station
•Temperature: close to skin
Multi-sensor
Ease of use
•No home hub, broadband or GSM needed
•5 year battery life
•Waterproof push button
•Inside and outside buildings
•National Sigfox network coverage
•Email or SMS texts to families or carers
•Alerts via K-Socket WebApp and 24/7 CC
•Sigfox signal coverage
•No GPS
•Deep indoor signal
•Voice
Challenges
K-Fob

5. •Automatic fall detection
•SOS push button alarm
•Geoloaction with GPS location
•Activity monitoring data
•Waterproof
•Multi user app
•Sigfox when no smart phone present
Pros
K-Watch
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Technology
Enabled
Care
Cons
•Requires smart phone
•Wearable
•Requires charging
•GPS requires Bluetooth
•Deep indoor signal - Sigfox
Bluetooth
Alerts via WebApp and 24/7 Call Centre

6. Jason Allocca
jason@kemurisense.com
www.kemurisense.com
“ ... this is a unique product …
that fills a gap that conventional telecare does not.”
Commissioning Manager at a County Council.
@KemuriSense
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