A family at home in a sunlit living room

Nothing to wear. No cameras.

  • No camera
  • No microphone
  • Nothing to wear

Contactless safety and health intelligence for ageing at home.

Nothing to wear. No cameras. Powered by RAEH biosignal intelligence.

Join the waitlistHow it works

Your parents are ageing at home. But you cannot always be there.

A woman in a city street looking at her phone
The child, abroad, phone in hand:“Did Dad get back to bed?”
An older man sitting alone on the edge of his bed
The parent, alone at night in the bedroom or bathroom
A caregiver walking two residents down a sunlit corridor
The caregiver, looking after several people at once

Everyone cares. Nobody can watch 24/7.

How big is the pain?

people aged 60+ today
1.1B
people aged 60+ todayWHO
falls a year need medical attention
37.3M
falls a year need medical attentionWHO
of over-90s who fell lay on the floor for over an hour
30%
of over-90s who fell lay on the floor for over an hourFleming and Brayne, BMJ 2008
  • India10.5
  • China23
  • USA18
  • Japan29.4
  • EU-2722
Share of population aged 60+ today (65+ for USA, Japan, EU) (%)

Care cannot be everywhere, and few can afford it round the clock

Cannot get one

24/7 for one person is 168 hours a week. One caregiver covers about 40, so around 4 full-time caregivers per person.

Cannot afford it

4+ salaries for one person is out of reach for most families and many operators.

4full-time caregivers

160 of 168 hours a week

Caregiver 1Caregiver 2Caregiver 3Caregiver 4Uncovered

Why current solutions fail

  • Wearables

    Must be worn and charged; often taken off at night.

  • Cameras

    Unacceptable in bedrooms and bathrooms.

  • Human caregivers

    Cannot observe every person every second.

  • Basic fall sensors

    React to one event, know nothing of the person's normal.

The solution

Aangan is the solution

A contactless safety and care-intelligence system for seniors at home and in assisted living.

  • Small radar sensors: no camera, no microphone, nothing to wear
  • A gateway that learns each person's normal
  • Alerts and a dashboard for caregivers and family
A calm bedroom with a small Aangan sensor on the wall
The Aangan sensor

How it works

Select a room to see what Aangan senses there.

01

Room

  1. 01

    Room

    Nothing to wear

  2. 02

    Radar sensing

    No camera, no mic

  3. 03

    Detect and track

    Who is where

  4. 04

    Breathing and movement

  5. 05

    Personal normal

  6. 06

    Alert family or caregiver

Features

Learns

Breathing, resting heart rate and sleep against this person's own baseline

Personal normal

Illustrative signal

Senses

  • Presence
  • Movement
  • Posture
  • Falls
  • Bed exits
  • Bathroom time
  • Long inactivity
A bedside diffuser on a nightstand

Later, opt-in

Responds

A diffuser and soothing sound for comfort, never treatment

Illustrative night, not a customer case

Mrs R, 82

2:10

Room

Caregiver

2:14Carer paged
2:19Carer at the door

Family

One line in her daughter's morning summary

7:30

  1. 2:10
  2. 2:12
  3. 2:14
  4. 2:19
  5. 7:30

One calm layer, four people helped

An older woman and her daughter sharing tea on a sunny balcony

  • Beneficiary

    Senior

    Privacy and independence

    Resident: generates the signal

  • Stakeholder

    Family

    Reassurance without surveillance

    Stays informed

  • Daily user

    Caregiver

    Attention where it is needed

    Acts on alerts

  • Economic buyer

    Operator

    One view across many rooms

    Pays

Possible form factors

Same intelligence, different rooms.

Hardware decisions are not final.

Wall sensor

The team

  • Harshit Tomar

    Co-founder and CEO

    Biosignal and wearable-AI researcher, 4.5+ years across PPG, ECG, EEG and motion sensing; published and patented biosensing work

  • Himanshu Mittal

    Co-founder and CTO

    Leads RAEH AI systems, platform architecture and product engineering

  • Harshwardhan Dhull

    Co-founder and CSO

    Leads foundational research in mathematical physics, machine learning and computational science

Join the waitlist

Aangan is in pilot. Be the first to know when the device and its intelligence layer launch.

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