More independence for the person you care for. A little breathing room for you.
We are building a system that helps people with cognitive frailty handle more of the day on their own, and that involves the people caring for them only when it is genuinely needed.
Vesper is in development, but it is not on sale yet. Before we go any further we want to talk to the people who live with disability every day, to find out how to make it better.
How it works, briefly
Vesper is a small device that, once installed at home, watches the environment and learns the person's habits. It speaks: it reminds, it warns, it suggests — understanding the context of the home and what is happening in it.
If the situation does not resolve on its own, it sends a notification to whoever provides care.
No sensitive data leaves the house, nothing is shared, no internet. All the analysis happens inside the home: we are "palantir free".
What it is, what it is not
YesAssistance in context: it understands what is going on and speaks up
NoIt is not video surveillance
YesSupport for daily habits and risky situations
NoIt sends video to nobody, not to you and not to us
YesIt alerts the carer when a situation does not resolve on its own
NoIt does not replace the person who provides care
YesIt remembers when it is time for a medication
NoIt does not certify that the medication was taken
Will you help us understand?
About 5 minutes. We do not ask for the name of the person you care for, or for diagnoses, or for documents.
The survey
Questions marked with *(required) all feed the analysis: without them an answer does not tell us much. You can skip the others.
Thank you. Really.
Your answers have reached us.
If you left us a contact detail we will be in touch over the next few days for that conversation. In the meantime, if you know somebody else this could help, passing this page on is the most useful thing you can do for us.
