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The Top Reasons Seniors Want to Age In Place
Aging in place is quickly becoming the dominant preference among older adults, with over 75% of people aged 50 and older expressing a desire to remain in their homes rather than move to assisted living or nursing facilities. For many, staying home represents...
The Top Reasons Seniors Want to Age In Place
As more older adults express a strong desire to remain in their homes, aging in place is redefining the future of eldercare. This blog explores why independence, emotional well-being, and cost-effectiveness are driving this shift—and what healthtech and care providers must do to support it through flexible, personalized solutions.
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Meet the Cognitive Team: Bob El-Hawary, EVP Sales
Revolutionizing Wi-Fi technology requires a dedicated team to push boundaries. As our Wi-Fi Sensing technology, WiFi Motion expands globally, we’d like to introduce you to one of the many faces at Cognitive making this possible: our EVP Sales, Bob El-Hawary. From measuring success to building trust Bob discusses his role at Cognitive and how he helps WiFi Motion reach its full potential.
Get To Know the Tech: Wi-Fi Sensing 101
This blog provides a comprehensive introduction to Wi-Fi Sensing, a cutting-edge technology that uses existing Wi-Fi networks to detect motion within a space. It explains how Wi-Fi Sensing works by analyzing changes in Wi-Fi signals as they interact with movement, offering a camera-free way to monitor environments. The blog also introduces Cognitive Systems' WiFi Motion™ technology, which leverages machine learning to provide detailed insights and customizable alerts for home security, wellness monitoring, and smart home automation. Whether you're curious about the technical aspects or interested in the practical applications, this blog answers common questions and highlights how Wi-Fi Sensing can enhance everyday living.
How to Optimize Wi-Fi Sensing Coverage
Setting up a Wi-Fi Sensing system effectively can turn a home into a connected environment with accurate motion detection. Optimal coverage is key, considering the impact of construction materials on Wi-Fi signals. Using stable, fixed devices ensures reliable data, while strategic placement in high-traffic areas maximizes performance. Regular assessments and adjustments help maintain system effectiveness and user satisfaction. For more details, download our comprehensive Wi-Fi Sensing Coverage whitepaper.
Revolutionizing Elder Care with Wi-Fi Sensing Technology
We are thrilled to introduce our newest partner, Electronic Caregiver, in this special guest blog. They discuss ...
Bob El-Hawary Featured in the App Developer Round Table at prpl Summit Americas 2024
At the prpl Summit Americas 2024 in Dallas, Texas, EVP Global Sales Bob El-Hawary participated in the App Developers Round Table, focusing on leveraging open source and prpl technologies for developing connected home services. For those interested in the full discussion, the prpl Foundation's YouTube video of the round table is available for viewing.
How Does WiFi Motion Compute Its Data: Edge vs. Cloud Computing?
With over 30 billion IoT devices expected by 2025 and over 120 zettabytes of data generated annually, edge and cloud computing are crucial for managing data efficiently. Real-time processing needs in autonomous vehicles, smart cities, and AI advancements highlight their importance. Edge computing reduces latency by processing data closer to its source, essential for 5G networks and applications like Wi-Fi Sensing. ISPs must balance edge and cloud strategies to optimize efficiency and address cost concerns. Cognitive’s WiFi Motion demonstrates this by running motion detection on the edge. This article explores the distinctions between edge and cloud computing, Cognitive's approach, and considerations for ISPs in the IoT era.
Wi-Fi & Channel State Information: More Than Connectivity
As we celebrate World Wi-Fi Day, it's incredible to reflect on the journey that has brought us to this era of ...
CareAware & Aging in Place: Dr. Taj Manku with Marc Saltzman
An astonishing 25% of North America's population will be over 65 by 2050! Dr. Taj Manku, our CEO, recently discussed with Marc Saltzman the need for advancements in health tech to address this demographic shift, highlighting Wi-Fi Sensing solutions and our partnership with ECG as a potential solution
How Can Wi-Fi Sensing Improve Secondary Verification?
The U.S. Department of Justice reports that 94-98% of police responses to security alarms are false, costing over $1 billion annually. False alarms, triggered by non-threatening events like shadows or pets, lead to unnecessary police dispatches, operational inefficiencies, fines, and customer dissatisfaction. Secondary verification, which uses multiple data points to confirm alarms, addresses this by reducing reliance on single sensors and minimizing errors. AVS-01, a standard by The Monitoring Association, mandates procedural verification steps to ensure alarm reliability, utilizing data from multiple sensors, video, and audio systems to categorize alarms by priority. Wi-Fi Sensing enhances secondary verification by detecting motion through Wi-Fi signal disruptions, confirming human presence and reducing false alarms. It integrates easily into existing systems, enhancing reliability without complex installations. Advanced algorithms further refine motion detection, filtering out non-threatening movements. This technology streamlines threat detection, improves response times, and boosts customer trust in security systems.