Hospital automation is a revolutionary technology that lets you automate all the functional elements in your hospital from your smartphone. Using our wireless automation concepts, hospitals can deliver extra-ordinary healthcare facilities to patients and their loved ones, while also improving scalability, track ability and profitability of their organization. While legacy automation providers' offer are limited smartphone integration, we support multiple touchpoints, like voice and gesture recognition to provide unmatched convenience and delight to our customers. Patients can now turn on room lights or call their loved ones by simply talking to an intelligent voice assistant or moving their hands. Our automation products are 100% wireless, retrofit devices, which means they can be plugged behind your existing switches and plugs at zero demolition or internal wiring costs.
Hospital Automation
Control everything with a mere touch.
Want to turn off the air-conditioner? Or want to open the door, without getting up? Our easy-to-use technology framework make it simple for patients to control all the functional elements in the room, from their smartphone.
Control through a voice command.
We understand that not every patient would be enthusiastic about using their smartphone, when they're not feeling great. That's the reason we provide complete voice-integration for automating functional elements in the room.
Patients can now turn off lights, lock/unlock doors, change TV channel, or reduce the room temperature, simply by issuing a voice command.
Monitor your patients from anywhere.
We make it easy for care-takers to track, monitor and view their patients in real-time from anywhere in the world, using their smartphone, tablet or computer.
Get real-time notifications from patients.
While every patient wants personal attention, it's impossible for hospitals to scale their operations and keep track of every single patient activity. But with hospital automation, you can now push instant notifications to assigned care-takers if the patient gets unresponsive for a prolonged period or demands special attention.