Safety measures for areas that cannot be monitored by cameras using millimeter-wave sensors.

Improving customer service through the provision of safety and security, preventing accidents while protecting privacy, and monitoring facility usage for effective utilization.

Restrooms are always found in places where many people gather, such as stations, shopping malls, highway parking lots, theaters, and stadiums. Due to the comfort of Japanese toilets, it has become a social issue that people stay in the restroom for long periods, preventing others from using it. Additionally, there have unfortunately been cases where individuals have collapsed inside restrooms due to health issues and were not discovered for a long time, resulting in it being too late by the time they were noticed. As a method of monitoring that considers privacy, we propose the millimeter-wave sensor "Motion Catch." - Since it is not a camera, no images are recorded, ensuring privacy. - With the latest technology, it detects health issues in the restroom and supports early detection. - It monitors the duration of occupancy to prevent prolonged use. - It monitors facility usage status, presence or absence, and the number of users, announcing availability. - It quickly detects falls and alerts supervisors. - It can be used in conjunction with cameras to eliminate unmonitored areas. *For more details, please download from the PDF download button or feel free to contact us.

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