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Simplifying Smart Home Integration for Seniors

Simplifying Smart Home Integration for Seniors

Caring for seniors presents unique challenges that don’t apply to other age groups. Unlike younger individuals who may recover quickly or adapt easily to new routines, older adults often face physical limitations, cognitive decline, and deep-seated resistance to...

Simplifying Smart Home Integration for Seniors

Smart home technology has the potential to improve seniors’ safety, comfort, and independence—but only if it’s designed with their unique needs in mind. Many older adults struggle with complex setups, privacy concerns, and physical or cognitive limitations that make adoption difficult. This blog explores the key challenges seniors face when integrating smart technology and offers practical strategies to simplify the process, ensuring that these innovations become helpful tools rather than sources of frustration.

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Simplifying Smart Home Integration for Seniors

Simplifying Smart Home Integration for Seniors

Smart home technology has the potential to improve seniors' safety, comfort, and independence—but only if it’s designed with their unique needs in mind. Many older adults struggle with complex setups, privacy concerns, and physical or cognitive limitations that make adoption difficult. This blog explores the key challenges seniors face when integrating smart technology and offers practical strategies to simplify the process, ensuring that these innovations become helpful tools rather than sources of frustration.
What Does Peace of Mind Mean to Taj? | Caregiver Aware

What Does Peace of Mind Mean to Taj? | Caregiver Aware

Cognitive Systems CEO Taj Manku shares his personal experience using Caregiver Aware—our Wi-Fi Sensing solution designed to help families stay connected with aging loved ones. In this video, he explains how the technology gives him peace of mind, allowing him to check in on his parents without cameras, wearables, or invasive monitoring. Learn how Caregiver Aware provides real-time insights into daily activity, sleep patterns, and movement—so caregivers can worry less and stay informed.
Webinar ft. Chris Beg: Unlocking Wi-Fi Sensing with prplWare – A Standardized, Open-Source Approach

Webinar ft. Chris Beg: Unlocking Wi-Fi Sensing with prplWare – A Standardized, Open-Source Approach

Wi-Fi Sensing is revolutionizing smart home, security, and health applications—but how can developers integrate it seamlessly across different routers and vendors? In this webinar, Chris Beg, Senior Wireless Systems Architect at Cognitive Systems, and Wouter Cloetens from the prpl Foundation explain how prplWare’s open-source framework makes Wi-Fi Sensing more accessible, standardized, and future-ready.
Rise & Shine: A Must for Caregiver Peace of Mind

Rise & Shine: A Must for Caregiver Peace of Mind

Worried about a loved one living alone? Traditional health monitoring relies on wearables, cameras, or check-in calls—but what if there was a better way? Rise & Shine, part of Cognitive’s Caregiver Aware, provides a simple, non-intrusive morning check-in. Get notified when your loved one starts their day—or an alert if they don’t—so you can step in when needed. No wearables, no cameras, just peace of mind. Learn how this smart solution supports independence while keeping families connected.
Addison Aware Powered By Cognitive Systems is Transforming Private Duty Home Care

Addison Aware Powered By Cognitive Systems is Transforming Private Duty Home Care

In the evolving landscape of home care, staying ahead of the curve is crucial. That’s why Electronic Caregiver is introducing Addison Aware—an innovative solution that redefines monitoring by using Wi-Fi Sensing technology to provide discreet, 24/7 insights into a loved one’s activity levels. No wearables, no intrusive tech—just real-time alerts that give families and caregivers the peace of mind they need. This groundbreaking feature, powered by Cognitive Systems, is changing how care is delivered.
Too Many Notifications, Too Little Value: How to Optimize Wi-Fi Sensing Alerts

Too Many Notifications, Too Little Value: How to Optimize Wi-Fi Sensing Alerts

Nobody likes an app that won’t stop buzzing. In Wi-Fi Sensing applications, where notifications often relate to home security or caregiving, excessive alerts can frustrate users, leading to disengagement or disabled notifications. The key to success? Smarter, context-rich alerts that deliver real value—prioritizing relevance, reducing redundancy, and giving users control over their notification experience. This blog covers how to optimize Wi-Fi Sensing alerts to keep users informed without overwhelming them.
How Does WiFi Motion Work?

How Does WiFi Motion Work?

How exactly does WiFi Motion turn your home network into a smart motion detection system without the need for cameras or wearables? This video covers how Wi-Fi Sensing works through signal analysis to detect movement and learn activity patterns to enhance security, convenience, and peace of mind. Whether for smarter home automation or improved safety, WiFi Motion provides a seamless, non-intrusive solution.
PIR Sensors vs. Wi-Fi Sensing: Choosing the Right Solution for Today’s Smart Homes

PIR Sensors vs. Wi-Fi Sensing: Choosing the Right Solution for Today’s Smart Homes

Traditional PIR sensors have long been the go-to for motion detection, but as smart home needs evolve, their limitations—such as line-of-sight constraints and lack of precision—are becoming apparent. This blog breaks down the key differences between PIR sensors and Wi-Fi Sensing, helping you choose the best solution for modern smart home security and automation.
Caught in the Middle: Navigating the Challenges of the Sandwich Generation

Caught in the Middle: Navigating the Challenges of the Sandwich Generation

Caregiving in the sandwich generation often arrives quietly, through small responsibilities that gradually reshape daily life. In this blog, Matthew and Taj share their personal journeys of balancing care for aging parents while supporting their own families. Their stories reveal the emotional and logistical challenges of caregiving, the role of technology in easing the burden, and the lessons they’ve learned along the way.