CareOne

• Rev A (28 Oct 2026): the care flagship is the bed's own bedside locker. Sealed top: XIAO ESP32-S3 brain, LD2450 radar behind 2 mm skins in the bed-side front corner, jug plate on a 5 kg load cell, hand-rub plate on a 1 kg load cell, 16 mm call key and voice-note mic, call light, tone, ATECC608, tamper switch, backup cells. Bed-side panel: amber floor glow
• Makes the bed bay's calls itself: bed exit, not back, someone on the floor, calls with a reason and night checks alone; turns, drinks and bedside hand rubs assist; unsure means unsure
• Folds BedSide, CareWatch AI, TurnCup and CallNote: the footboard hub, caster cups, wall puck and call handset are gone
• Gaps listed: urine bags (BagPost stays listed), drips and oxygen (WardPole, DripCrown, OxyCart), the door hand-rub dispenser (RubDock), en-suite falls, bed weight
• Stage 2 (29 Oct 2026): buyer check (bed-exit pads $39-118, Nobi lease about $240 a month, Ally acoustic monitoring on quote, plain lockers £360-450), price kept at $590 + $15/mo, prices checked ($221 parts qty 1, ATECC608 $4.95, piezo $1.50), bom.csv locker row quoted, cost table and margin, buyer FAQs and a power and size spec group
• Market and rules check (30 Oct 2026): NHS England (7 August 2026) says bed sensors belong only inside an individualised falls plan, decided after a risk assessment and written in the care plan, and NICE NG249 finds little evidence that movement sensors prevent falls; CareOne's bed-exit, not-back and floor calls now switch on per bed from the recorded falls plan with its review date, and a new assist call flags a night pattern change for the falls plan review at handover; the REFINE trial found bed pressure sensors did not reduce hospital falls, so CareOne makes no such claim; CMS repealed the US nursing home staffing minimums (in effect 2 February 2026), so a signed night workload summary exports for the facility assessment; Sensio RoomMate added to the competitors; no new part

ResidentNight carerNight managerInfection control lead

1. 01Trigger: a resident sits up at 02:40, another holds the call key, a third has drunk little by 14:00
2. 02Detect: the radar sees legs over the bed edge; the key and voice note give TOILET; the jug plate shows 820 ml
3. 03Act: floor glow and the nearest carer told; the call routed with its reason; a drink reminder
4. 04Log: signed calls, turns, fluids, rubs and night checks in one carers' app

Outcome: Carers go to the bed that needs them with the reason already known, and the charts fill themselves, with one locker per bed instead of a hub, caster cups, a wall puck and a handset