AI solution for detecting falls

Based on research provided by the Center for Ageing Better, one third of people over 65 and half of people over 80 fall at least once a year, leading to around 70,000 fractures annually. Once they’ve fractured a bone, only 24% of people return to their previous level of movement and independence. Nearly 4,000 people died from having a fall in 2014.

Providing first aid for falls requires special knowledge and skills. Another important factor is the timely provision of this assistance.

Not being specialists in the field of medicine, we, as an IT company, do not have the right to take responsibility for providing recommendations for the provision of medical care. However, with the time factor, we can help...

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