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Aware Guardian · Non-wearable fall detection

A fall alert nobody has to wear.

A pendant only helps when it’s worn. Guardian sits in the room and senses movement with radar, with nothing to wear or press. If it detects a fall, the people you choose get an alert on their phones.

From $399 + $39.99/month per household.Includes GST. The monthly Aware service is required.

Aware Guardian radar sensor
Guardian activity in the Aware app

In your home.Guardian senses movement.

In your hand.Aware brings you closer.

Already have a pendant?

Guardian and a pendant.

A pendant helps when it’s worn. Guardian helps in the room, whether or not anything is worn. They can work together.

A pendant

  • Goes with the wearer, in and out of the home.
  • Helps only while it’s worn, not while it’s charging, forgotten or on the bedside table.
  • Some models need a button press; others detect falls automatically.

Guardian

  • Nothing to wear or press.
  • Works in the room it’s placed in, whether or not anything is worn.
  • Stays in its room. It doesn’t go with them when they leave.

Together: a pendant for out and about, Guardian for the room that’s used most.

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How it works

Here’s what happens.

  1. 1

    Place it in the room.

    Choose the room that’s used most. Guardian runs on a rechargeable battery, so it doesn’t need to stay plugged in.

  2. 2

    It senses movement. Quietly.

    Radar notices movement in the room. There’s no video, no microphone, and nothing to wear or press.

  3. 3

    If it detects a fall, you get an alert.

    The people you’ve chosen get a notification in the Aware app, then follow the plan you’ve agreed together.

Good to know. Guardian won’t detect every fall, and it doesn’t call 000. Agree who will respond to alerts, and keep your emergency plan. How Guardian works

The Aware app

Notice slower changes, too.

The Aware app shows each day’s activity and points out when movement changes. It’s a starting point for a conversation with the person at home.

Explore the Aware app
Aware app activity insights for today, with example data
Aware app notification that Margaret has been moving less this week, with example data
Previews of the iOS redesign with example data.

Private by design

Looks out for change. Not at you.

Radar senses movement from reflected signals. The things that make a home personal stay off camera.

  • No camera.

    No video to record or review.

  • No microphone.

    No conversations captured.

  • Nothing to wear.

    Nothing to put on each morning.

Choose your Guardian.

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Guardian 3 generation mark

Next generation

Guardian 3

The next-generation Guardian, with updated radar processing. Ask Aware which differences matter for your setup.

From $599

+ $39.99/month per household

Each comes in WiFi and Cellular versions. Both generations use room-based radar and the Aware app. A newer generation does not by itself establish better detection or suitability for a particular home. Guardian 3 is coming soon and can’t be ordered yet. Guardian Cellular: currently unavailable.

Two prices, both up front.

  • $399

    Once, for the sensor you can order today. Guardian 3 pricing is on its page.

  • $39.99/month

    Per household, for the Aware service: the app, alerts, activity insights and sharing with family. Required.

  • $878.88

    First year with Guardian WiFi: the sensor plus 12 months of service. An example, not a minimum term.

All prices include GST. Delivery is confirmed before you pay.

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Support at Home or NDIS may help.

Guardian may be eligible under some Support at Home or NDIS plans. Approval depends on the person, their plan and their provider or funder. Aware can give you a quote to share with them.

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Talk to a person.

Not sure which room, connection or model? Call our team on 03 7047 9596 to talk through your choice.

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App screens preview the iOS redesign with example data. Final screens may vary. Phone not included. Product imagery is illustrative.