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Kami Care Fall Detection

Fall detection is now a core Kami Care capability for families and operators.

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Part of Kami Care

Fall detection is now part of Kami Care, our core care business for families and operators. It brings clinical-grade AI technology into the home, helping adult children look after aging parents without asking loved ones to wear extra devices or live under constant surveillance.

Privacy First

Our systems are built on strict "Privacy by Design" principles. Unlike standard security cameras, Kami Care uses motion-activated incident recording. This means the camera only shares information when a fall is detected, preserving the dignity and privacy of your loved ones at all other times.

The End of the Pendant Era

Traditional alert systems fail when they aren't worn. Kami Care fall detection stays active in the background and requires nothing from your loved one but to live their life. Simply plug it in, connect it to your Wi-Fi, and experience total peace of mind.

Ready to protect your loved ones?

You can explore and purchase our full suite of consumer-ready, AI-powered cameras directly from the Kami Home Store.

Key capabilities.

Pendant-Free Liberty

No wearables to charge, forget, or refuse to wear. Your loved ones live freely while the system stays alert in the background.

Privacy by Design

Motion-activated recordings mean caretakers only have access to footage in the event of an incident. No constant surveillance.

Instant Family Link

AI-assisted cameras detect falls and alert loved ones within minutes, ensuring help is always on the way when needed.

Frequently asked questions.

Does Kami Care fall detection require a wearable?

No. Kami Care fall detection is designed to work without a pendant, watch, or bracelet, so protection can remain active in the background.

Does fall detection replace a caregiver or emergency service?

No. It is an alerting capability. Families and operators should define who receives alerts and how they assess and escalate a possible incident.