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LUNAKARE Radar / Non-imaging room radar

Room activity cues, without camera video.

A separate flat wall radar designed to observe movement and posture changes in a defined area and explore suspected-fall cues. Pair with Sense as needed; coverage and interpretation require real-room validation.

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Illustration of the separate white flat wall-mounted LUNAKARE Radar sensor with a non-imaging center cover.
LUNAKARE Radar

Non-imaging room radar

EVERYDAY CARE

Radar is a separate flat wall-mounted product that observes a defined area without camera video. It is designed to pass activity and posture-change cues to Sense, then Family can organize them for relatives. Suspected-fall interpretation remains in development and field validation; ordinary movement or a sudden pause alone cannot establish a fall.

A place in everyday life

01

Hallway movement

After placement and coverage checks, organize activity times in a defined hallway area; this does not identify who passed through.

02

Living-room activity

Observe movement changes in a defined area, keep them distinct from Life furniture cues, then organize both by time in Family.

03

Bedroom and nighttime

Radar placement can be tested against the room layout. Add a Life bed pad for pressure cues; activity data does not measure sleep quality.

YOUR HOME, YOUR SETUP

A setup that fits your family.

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What to combine
Radar is a separate hardware product. Pair it with the Sense hub and Family for home reception and family records; add Life and Help as needed.
Placement and observation area
The flat wall unit is intended for high placement facing into a room. Layout, obstructions, direction and mounting height affect coverage and require in-room tests. One Radar does not cover an entire home.
Power, connectivity and maintenance
Radar power and its link to Sense depend on the final hardware setup. Power, network or hub failures may prevent remote notifications.

Understand the context and the scope.

A defined observation area

Radar provides no camera video and does not identify people. No activity outside coverage or behind obstructions cannot be taken as reassurance.

Suspected falls need validation

Posture or activity changes do not prove a fall. The algorithm, real-room coverage, false and missed alarms, hub receipt and family notification chain all need real-device validation.

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