At 70 years old technology has become the guardian angel by Fine Alvaro. “If something happens to me, my children know instantly. A friend fell and was lying for two days on the ground,” the woman, a user of the Cuydo application, told laSexta.
Thanks to this technology their children are calmer. “They know what is happening to me, if I am in one place or another… It’s peace of mind for everyone,” muses Fine. The founder of the app, Ernesto Aranda Almansa, assures that “they simply have to lead their normal lives, and passively and automatically the sensors are taking care of them”.
Guillem Viladomat created the clock which can be seen in the video above to take care of her grandmother, who I lived in Andorra. Thanks to the device, they can detect “heart attacks, people who have suffered strokes being alone at home, people who have fallen due to ice…”. The clock detects the incident and they notify the emergency services.
Son technological advances that provide services and care to our elders, but they also offer them autonomy to enable them to continue aging in their homes.