About HBS

HBS is an intelligent in-cabin health monitoring system that enjoys contactless sensors, robust SW, AI algorithms and alarm systems to make vehicles safe for humans more.

What problem routed us to HBS?

The lack of monitoring systems in vehicles, such as yachts, cars, and camping cars, significantly impedes the ability to make emergency calls.

This poses a significant risk, as strokes and drowsy driving contribute to a substantial number of accidents and property damage annually.

Additionally, insurance companies are clamoring for driver-specific health information to optimize their insurance policies and reduce costs for both parties.

HBS is a combination of HW & SW

Our Solution

Our system utilizes contactless sensors positioned in front of yachts and car drivers to monitor vital signs, including human heart rate, respiration rate, and activity patterns.

Our AI-powered software analyzes these data to detect potential health issues like drowsiness and strokes. In such critical situations, the system activates in-cabin alarms and contacts emergency response services.Furthermore, the system integrates with insurance companies, providing customer background info, enabling insurance plans, and better decisions in case of accidents.

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Key Benefits

  • Early alarm: Detects health issues and activates in cabin alarm.
  • Less Accidents: Informs driver in case of drowsiness.
  • Lower insurance costs: By better decisions, in case of accidents, using gathered data.
  • More insurance profits: By better contracts, based on Customer’s background info.
  • Effective Emergency call
  • More privacy: Compared to camera-based sensors.
  • Ergonomic Design: Sensor can be Installed seamlessly in vehicles.

Potential Customers

  • Insurance companies
  • Yacht, Car, Camping car owners
  • Car factories
  • Maritime clusters