At AAISENSE, we are building virtual care workers to solve the massive staff shortage in nursing homes—using just Wi-Fi sensing, no cameras, so it's 100% anonymous.
Mozart never needed an orchestra in front of him to understand harmony; he felt the invisible acoustic frequencies in his mind before a single instrument sounded.
Our elders have spent their lives creating, nurturing, and composing our society. When they enter care facilities, they deserve the utmost reverence: uncompromised safety without the indignity of being watched by cameras.
AAISENSE Mozart honors this legacy. It transforms standard Wi-Fi into an invisible sensory symphony that protects their autonomy and preserves their peaceful rhythm.
Every resident movement subtly alters the electromagnetic acoustics of the room. Mozart listens to this Channel State Information (CSI) in real time.
The standard Wi-Fi router is constantly playing a silent, invisible symphony of electromagnetic radio waves across the room.
When a resident walks, breathes, or unfortunately falls, they act like a sudden instrument entering the hall. The body reflects, scatters, and absorbs the signal, subtly altering the acoustic structure.
We don't need to stare into the room with lenses. We listen to how the harmony of the waves—the CSI telemetry—was disrupted, alerting your team in milliseconds.
Care workers entered this noble profession to hold hands, listen to life stories, and provide genuine human warmth—not to run endless routine night rounds and fill out liability checklists.
By eliminating false alarms and automating fall surveillance, Mozart returns up to 5 hours of care time per day back to each ward.
Every care home director faces the same sleepless nightmare: an unmonitored resident falls at 2:00 AM and lies on the cold floor until the 6:00 AM round. The legal liability placed on night shift nurses is immense.
Mozart acts as an untiring virtual colleague that never sleeps, instantly dispatching alerts to nurses' pagers the moment an anomaly occurs.
We reframe software costs directly into immediate HR capacity. Equipping 1 ward of 30 rooms typically saves ~5 hours per day in manual checks and paperwork.
Standard care metrics indicate approx. 10 minutes saved per room per day (elimination of disruptive night rounds, automated bed-exit verification, and rapid event documentation).
Lock In This ROI CalculationCompare AAISENSE Mozart against traditional optical camera systems and floor-based sensor methods.
| Criteria | AAISENSE Mozart | Optical / Camera Systems | Floor Sensor Mats |
|---|---|---|---|
| Privacy & Intimacy | ✔ 100% Anonymous (No Optics) | ✖ Optical Lens in Bedroom | ✔ Non-Optical |
| Hardware Investment | ✔ 0€ Hardware Upfront | ✖ Expensive Optical Sensors | ✖ High Replacement Cost |
| Betriebsrat (Works Council) | ✔ Fast-Track Approval | ✖ Long Friction & Audits | ✔ Standard Approval |
| Disruption to Sleep | ✔ Completely Silent & Invisible | ✖ Red IR Glowing Diodes | ✖ Tripping Hazard on Floor |
| Staff Capacity Gained | ✔ >1.0 FTE per Ward | ✔ Variable FTE Gain | ✖ High False Alarm Burden |
We are not asking you to purchase hardware or commit today. Let us run an exact ROI simulation based on your facility's architectural floor plans.