Haven turns your home into a silent guardian using proprietary technology to predict a fall before it happens. Nothing to wear. Nothing to remember. Just protection that works the way it should — invisibly.
Every existing fall detection product works exactly the same way: wait for someone to hit the ground, then send an alert. Haven is building the first system that sees it coming.
Over 10,000 Americans turn 65 every day. The aging population is accelerating, and fall-related injuries and deaths are rising faster than the population itself.
Today's fall detection products — wearable pendants, camera systems, smart watches — share a fundamental flaw: they are reactive. They detect impact after it happens. By then, the damage is already done.
Research proves that gait abnormalities are established predictors of fall risk. Subtle changes in walking speed, stride length, and balance appear weeks or months before a fall occurs. The technology to detect these changes contactlessly exists — it just hasn't been commercialized.
Haven deploys three proven sensing technologies — each capturing a distinct signal — fuses them through Anchor™, the Matter-compatible smart home hub, and delivers intelligence through Beacon™, the family dashboard.
A small radar sensor — the size of a smoke detector — sends invisible radio waves that bounce off the body. It measures walking speed, step length, gait symmetry, and balance with clinical precision.
Stride integrates with Apple Watch, Fitbit, Garmin, and other popular wearables to build a continuous personal gait and movement baseline. It tracks step frequency, stride length, sleep patterns, and balance trends — monitoring gait, activity, and sleep passively through the watch your parent already wears
Hi-Res camera performs real-time gait and posture analysis using pose estimation AI — capturing micro-changes in movement that passive sensors alone cannot detect.
Anchor is the nerve center of every Haven home. It aggregates data from all three sensing layers, runs edge AI inference locally — keeping data in the home first — and bridges Haven into the broader smart home ecosystem via Matter protocol. Lights illuminate a path when nighttime movement is detected. Voice assistants can relay wellness updates. The home itself becomes responsive.
Beacon is where families see everything. Anchor processes and fuses data from Steadfast, Stride, and Vigil — then pushes unified insights to Beacon as a single daily risk score, trend visualizations, tiered alerts with AI context, and weekly health narratives.
Haven doesn't just catch falls — it catches the warning signs weeks before they happen, enabling life-saving intervention.
Stride™ passively observes how each person walks — speed, cadence, symmetry, arm swing — and builds a personal gait fingerprint unique strictly to them.
Every walk through the home is compared dynamically against the baseline. No cameras. No wearables. The resident remains completely oblivious to the system.
Stride length shortens by 8%. Walking speed drops 0.15 m/s over three weeks. Left-right asymmetry increases. Too subtle for clinical observation — but Stride captures it.
Beacon alerts the caregiver or clinician. Physical therapy is ordered natively. Home modifications are made. The ER visit that would have cost $18,658 never occurs.
Each platform addresses a distinct layer of fall prevention — allowing standalone deployments or seamless bundling.
Always-on presence detection, activity recognition, and reactive fall detection mapping onto existing Wi-Fi infrastructure.
Predictive gait analysis engine. Builds personal baselines, detects degradation trends, and generates early warnings. The ultimate moat.
Real-time gait and posture analysis via pose estimation AI. The most data-rich monitoring available — designed for highest-risk seniors. Privacy tiered and family-controlled.
The central nervous system. Aggregates all sensor data, runs edge AI inference locally, and bridges Haven into Apple Home, Google Home, Alexa, and SmartThings via Matter protocol.
Daily risk scores, trend visualizations, tiered alerts with AI context, and weekly health narratives. The product families interact with every day.
Haven's architecture is rooted in a robust body of academic research validating RF-based sensing for elite human activity recognition.
Xandar Kardian's XK300 — a radar-based, contactless vital sign monitor — received FDA 510(k) clearance as a Class II medical device in April 2021. Haven's Stride engine uses a related RF modality for a complementary application.
This positions us perfectly for expedited clearance through the identical substantial equivalence pathway, drastically reducing regulatory friction.
Similar RF technologies already qualify for robust Medicare reimbursement under CPT Code 99454 (Remote Patient Monitoring). Once Haven achieves clearance, the same pipeline immediately activates.
The core customer does not pay out of pocket. Medicare does. Haven natively aligns with Medicare's multi-billion dollar incentive to fund prevention over treatment.
Enterprise sales professional with direct experience selling API-driven platforms to institutional buyers. Leads fundraising, go-to-market strategy, and business development.
Technical architect and UX designer leading product development, elite RF sensing research, and the Stride engine build. Owns the full hardware-to-software pipeline.
The science is proven. The regulatory path is completely clear. Medicare stands ready to reimburse.
We just need to build it. That's what this capital unlocks — 18 months of focused execution.