For families and carers supporting someone with tonic clonic seizures, the worry is the seizure that happens at night with nobody in the room. SeizureAlert watches for it.
A sensor sits under the mattress and the monitor listens for the movement and sound patterns of a seizure. Nothing is worn, nothing is attached to the person, and there is no consumable to replace, so it works for people who will not tolerate a wearable device and for children. It is sensitive enough to pick up events in very small bodies as well as adults, and the sensitivity is user adjustable so it can be tuned to the room and the sleeper.
It can sound on its own, feed into a nurse call system, or drive third party alarm devices. Battery backup keeps it running through a power outage, which matters in rural Tasmania.
