Aware Mobility Index
Movement, made comparable.
Look at movement over time. Notice a change. Bring a little more context to your next conversation.
Explore the app walkthrough
A pattern is a starting point.
A quieter day can have many explanations. The Aware Mobility Index helps you consider movement observations alongside the person’s routine, room and circumstances.
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Observe
Guardian uses radar to sense movement in a room, without recording video or conversations.
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Compare
Look at the available activity view over time. A single reading only tells part of the story.
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Connect
Use a change as a reason to check in. The person and their care circle provide the context.
An index is context. It is not a diagnosis.
Movement information does not diagnose a condition or assess clinical risk on its own. Visitors, a changed routine, room use, sensor placement and connectivity can all affect the observations.
No sensing system detects every event. Aware does not replace emergency services, clinical advice, in-person checks or an agreed response plan.
A few more answers.
Does the Aware Mobility Index use a camera or microphone?
No. Guardian uses radar sensing and does not create a video feed or record conversations.
Does a change mean someone is unwell?
Not necessarily. Routine, visitors, room use, placement, connectivity and many other factors can change movement observations. Use the person’s context and appropriate professional advice.
Is the same view available with every Guardian service?
Confirm current model, app and connected-service availability with Aware before purchase or deployment.