Fall detection
Configured sensors can flag a possible fall and send an alert to the agreed family contacts.
Fall detection details
Singapore homes // configured around real routines
Smart Home And Elderly Care Services Built Around Need
A fall at night, medication missed at breakfast, or a parent spending too many hours alone. K. S. Sembawang Digital Care Pte Ltd brings the right home technology together around the problem your household needs to solve first.
Technology that fits the home
Daily assistance
Home monitoring
Household robotics
Safer routines
Caregiver visibility
01 / Assistance + connected devices
A helpful voice. Sensors that stay in the background.
Set up voice-controlled routines in English for lights, selected appliances and daily reminders. Add only the sensors that match the flat and the person living in it.
Choose what the home needs
Voice assistant and reminders
Use spoken prompts for appointments, hydration and medication schedules. A caregiver can help set up the routine and adjust it later.
Movement and door sensors
Track agreed movement patterns or a door opening, with notifications sent to authorised caregivers when a configured rule is met.
Bed and bathroom safety
Bed-presence and bathroom-area sensors can help flag a change in routine without requiring a camera in private spaces.
Built for one-room and three-room HDB flats
Device placement is planned around floor area, Wi-Fi coverage, mobility and the household's existing equipment. Keep the interface simple. Add devices as needs change.
During an assessment, the team maps the routine first, then recommends a practical connected home setup.
See smart home options for HDB flats
02 / Monitoring + alerts
Senior monitoring that tells family what needs attention.
Choose discreet monitoring rules and a clear alert order. Caregivers can see when an alert arrives and whether someone has acknowledged it.
Unusual inactivity
Set a household-specific activity window and flag a notable change for a caregiver to check.
Remote care optionsNight movement
Monitor agreed movement between rooms, including trips that may need a safer lighting route.
Review monitoringEmergency alerts
Define who gets notified first, who follows up, and how the family confirms an alert was seen.
Plan caregiver alertsClear limits: monitoring notifications support caregiver awareness. They do not diagnose a condition or replace emergency services or clinical advice.
Robots with a household roleHDB-ready planning
03 / Home robotics
Useful robots. Clear boundaries.
Robots can take on repetitive household tasks or prompt a moment of conversation. Their job should fit the home, not take it over.
Cleaning for compact floor plans
Plan routes around furniture, thresholds and the places a robot should avoid.
Companion prompts
Conversation prompts and cognitive activities can offer structure during a quiet day.
Controls that suit the household
Set practical limits for children and coordinate devices with existing smart-home equipment.
04 / Comfort + everyday automation
Small changes can make a daily routine easier.
Automation should make the next step clear and reduce avoidable effort. Start with one routine, then add another if it helps.
Night lighting routes
Set a low-glare path between bedroom and bathroom, triggered by movement at the hours that matter.
View HDB home optionsReminders that fit the day
Schedule medication, hydration and appointment prompts using voice or visual cues the resident can follow.
See assistance servicesShared household routines
Coordinate lights and selected appliances around family schedules, with settings that avoid needless operation.
Plan home automation
05 / Caregiver visibility
One dashboard for the household's care picture.
Authorised family members and care teams can check activity trends, alert history and reminder follow-through in one place. Access is set by the household.
- Review activity patterns and alert history without switching between sensor apps.
- Choose which rooms and information each caregiver is allowed to see.
- Use care activity reports to support family conversations and provider visits.
- Set access for siblings, domestic helpers and professional care staff.
Today at home
Movement checkRoutine observed
Reminder schedule2 of 2 acknowledged
Last alertNo open alerts
Visit preparation
Recent activity summaryAvailable to authorised staff
Alert follow-upHistory recorded
Room accessSet by family permissions
06 / Choose your enquiry route
Tell us who the setup is for.
Share the home, care setting or project you have in mind. The next step is a conversation about needs, layout and who will respond to alerts.
Plan support at home
Describe the daily routine, HDB flat type and the concern you want to address first.
Request a household assessmentExplore a care workflow
Discuss a pilot, staff handovers and how alerts could fit your organisation's process.
Discuss provider solutionsPlan a connected living project
Share the development type, resident needs and stage of planning with the team.
Enquire about a projectEvery recommendation follows an assessment of the home or care setting. Start with the immediate need; devices and routines can be added in stages.