The document discusses Good Robot's smart home system and how it makes homes safer and connects caregivers. It focuses on using household lighting as part of a fall prevention strategy for older adults, whose night vision gets worse with age. Proper lighting is important for safety and the system can create alerts by flashing lights for different events like doors opening or motion detected. Good Robot aims to help solve lighting problems and use lights to subtly communicate alerts too.
8. What
this
means
for
night
vision
What
a
20
year
old
sees
(100%)
What
a
70
year
old
sees
(16%)
9. LighCng
requirement,
Long-足Term
Care
Homes
Act*
Loca%on
Minimum
Lux
(light
strength)**
Stairways
322.92
Lux
conCnuous
throughout
All
corridors
215.28
Lux
conCnuous
throughout
In
all
other
areas
of
the
home
215.28
Lux
Each
drug
cabinet
1076.39
Lux
At
the
bed
of
each
resident
(reading
posiCon)
376.73
Lux
**Ask
us,
well
get
you
a
light
meter
*Ontario
RegulaCon
79/10
made
under
the
Long-足Term
Care
Homes
ACT,
2007.
Made
March
10,
2010.
10. What
can
we
do
to
help?
Problems
and
solu%ons:
≒ Hard
to
鍖nd
switches
-足>
they
are
well
lit
via
LED
light
on
the
side
≒ Not
within
reach/convenience
-足>
change
control
locaCon
≒ Switches
inconvenient
-足>
use
moCon
to
acCvate
instead
≒ Need
right
brightness
-足>
specify
how
bright/dim
you
want
it
≒ Power
savings
-足>
LEDs
are
power
e鍖cient
All
light
products
create
events
that
can
trigger
alert
messages
11. CreaCng
alerts
within
the
home
≒ We
are
also
鍖nding
that
home
lighCng
can
be
used
in
other
ways
≒ PotenCal
tool
for
communicaCons
and
alerts
too
Less
jarring
Works
for
hearing
impaired
Subtle
E鍖ecCve
≒ Within
your
home,
鍖ash
lights
if:
A
doorway
or
exterior
exit
is
opened
MoCon
detected
in
adjacent
room
(e.g.
when
someone
gets
out
of
bed,
caregiver
can
help)
Flash
light
if
someone
is
at
the
front
door
12. Comments
/
QuesCons
/
Feedback
≒ Main:
1-足800-足889-足8918
≒ Email:
alan@goodrobot.com
≒ Mobile:
416.825.7355
≒ TwiLer:
@goodrobot
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