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Forbes

“It's non-intrusive, relatively small, and respects privacy while still delivering meaningful insights. That matters.”

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The Wall Street Journal

“A radar system that… can accurately detect a person's movement and vital signs from 20 feet away. It doesn't use cameras or microphones.”

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The New York Times

“Pontosense began to tap into the growing demand from older people who want to safely remain in their homes but cannot afford, or don't yet require, constant caregiving.”

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The Globe and Mail

“For years, the trade-off in caring for aging loved ones has felt stark: safety or privacy, but rarely both.”

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The Record

“Loved ones know if their elderly parents are up and moving, or laying still on the floor after a fall.”

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Forbes

“It's non-intrusive, relatively small, and respects privacy while still delivering meaningful insights. That matters.”

Read article
The Wall Street Journal

“A radar system that… can accurately detect a person's movement and vital signs from 20 feet away. It doesn't use cameras or microphones.”

Read article
The New York Times

“Pontosense began to tap into the growing demand from older people who want to safely remain in their homes but cannot afford, or don't yet require, constant caregiving.”

Read article
The Globe and Mail

“For years, the trade-off in caring for aging loved ones has felt stark: safety or privacy, but rarely both.”

Read article
The Record

“Loved ones know if their elderly parents are up and moving, or laying still on the floor after a fall.”

Read article
Forbes

“It's non-intrusive, relatively small, and respects privacy while still delivering meaningful insights. That matters.”

Read article
The Wall Street Journal

“A radar system that… can accurately detect a person's movement and vital signs from 20 feet away. It doesn't use cameras or microphones.”

Read article
The New York Times

“Pontosense began to tap into the growing demand from older people who want to safely remain in their homes but cannot afford, or don't yet require, constant caregiving.”

Read article
The Globe and Mail

“For years, the trade-off in caring for aging loved ones has felt stark: safety or privacy, but rarely both.”

Read article
The Record

“Loved ones know if their elderly parents are up and moving, or laying still on the floor after a fall.”

Read article