Pilots by setting

Eldercare

Most falls and restless nights happen when a room is dark and staff are elsewhere. Night checks wake residents, and cameras have no place in a bedroom. Care teams are left choosing between dignity and knowing that someone is safe.

Settings

Care homes, assisted living, and home care.

What Cymo adds

• Presence, and bed entry and exit at night, so staff know when a resident gets up.
• Fall detection in private rooms, with no camera and nothing for the resident to wear.
• Respiration and heart rate trends across nights and weeks, to support care conversations.

How a pilot runs

A pilot starts with a few rooms, set up with your team and reviewed together after the first weeks.

Hospitals and rehabilitation

Between observations, much of a patient's recovery goes unrecorded. Wearables get removed, and spot checks capture a moment rather than a trend. Rehabilitation teams rarely see how someone actually moves outside a session.

Settings

Hospital wards and rehabilitation units.

What Cymo adds

• Contactless respiration and heart rate trends on wards, alongside existing care.
• Movement and gait during recovery, followed day by day.
• Posture and activity recognition, to understand adherence to exercise programmes.

How a pilot runs

Research pilots on a ward or rehab unit, with your clinical team shaping the questions.

Offered as research and pilot partnerships, not as clinical monitoring.

Clinical trials

Motor function is usually assessed in short clinic visits that may not reflect daily life. Home measurement often depends on wearables that participants forget or take off. Real homes also have partners, family, and visitors in the room.

Settings

Pharma sponsors and CROs.

What Cymo adds

• Contactless, at-home measurement of gait, posture, and activity as exploratory digital endpoints.
• Bed entry and exit, for a view of nights as well as days.
• Designed for rooms with other people: in our published research, error increased by 6.5% with a bystander present.

How a pilot runs

Research partnerships scoped with your study team, from feasibility work to exploratory endpoints.

Offered as research partnerships. Cymo is not a qualified or validated regulatory endpoint.

Smart home and property

Motion sensors miss people who are still, and cameras are unwelcome in private spaces. Property managers and insurers want to understand occupancy and safety without intruding on residents.

Settings

Smart home, property, and insurance.

What Cymo adds

• Presence and occupancy, including people who are sitting or lying still, with no camera.
• Fall detection for residents who opt in.
• Respiration and heart rate wellness signals, only for residents who choose to share them.

How a pilot runs

Integration pilots with your platform, starting in a small set of homes or units.

Workplace wellbeing

Long hours at a desk show up in posture and stress long before anyone mentions them. Most workplace wellbeing programmes rely on surveys, which capture how people remember feeling rather than how their day went.

Settings

Offices and workplaces.

What Cymo adds

• A desk-facing Cymo reads respiration and heart rate variability while someone works.
• Posture over the working day, for gentle, practical feedback.
• Opt-in, aggregate wellbeing insight for teams. Never surveillance, never individual performance tracking.

How a pilot runs

Pilots with a volunteer group who give explicit consent and can withdraw at any time.

Participation is opt-in and based on explicit, informed consent.