WalledCare is a camera-free radar sensor from Moneli Automation. These articles explain the evidence behind care-home technology, including what it does not show. We say what WalledCare does today and what is still in development, and we correct mistakes on the corrections page.
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Activity pattern monitoring: how it learns a daily rhythm, and why offline is not a quiet room
6 September 2026
How elderly activity pattern monitoring learns a daily rhythm, how long it takes, what a changed pattern means, and why a sensor going offline is not a quiet room.
Read →Senior monitoring devices compared: camera, microphone, anything to wear
6 September 2026
Every listing in one sourced table: camera, microphone, anything worn, the vendor's own fall-detection wording, hosting country, price and check date.
Read →Edge vs cloud: what leaves the house and what doesn't
5 September 2026
Edge processing for home sensors, explained for families: what cameras, acoustic monitors and radar sensors send out, what Canadian privacy law says, and what to ask a vendor.
Read →Night checks in care homes: how often should a resident be checked at night?
5 September 2026
Night checks in care homes protect skin and catch problems, but they break sleep. What the research, the 2026 Care England report and Ontario's rules say.
Read →What is a mmWave radar sensor, and why it can go where a camera can't
5 September 2026
A plain-English guide to mmWave radar sensors in elderly care: how they work, what they can and cannot tell you, Canadian rules, and what the evidence says.
Read →Where is your parent's data stored? Canadian vs US-hosted senior monitoring
5 September 2026
Canadian law usually lets senior monitoring data leave the country. What PIPEDA, provincial rules and the US CLOUD Act mean, plus five questions to ask a vendor.
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