alea (digital assistance system for care for incontinence and movement monitoring) consists of:
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alea-Dock (CE) Loads the alea clips and sends data to the alea cloud, where it is converted into care information. |
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alea®-Clip (CE) Is attached to the smart incontinence product and recognises data from the sensor strip, e.g. urine level. |
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alea app* Shows the care status of care recipients and notifies of new events. |
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alea-Cockpit*
Contains all alea and care data and communicates with care documentation tools. |
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alea router Supports the alea station and ensures smooth data transfer in all areas of the care settings. |
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External component to be procured: Smart incontinence pad with alea sensor strips**
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Information on the software components:
The two alea apps ( Application Software) are device- and operating system-independent application software for browsers (Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Edge), common mobile devices (Apple and Android) and various digital screen devices for end users involved in care (carers use the alea app) and their administrators (care managers use the alea Cockpit). An application without all the components listed here is not possible.
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Notes on use and compatibility:
alea is designed for use with commercially available incontinence products. There is no need to be tied to specific brands, product series or manufacturers for use. The system can be used with various incontinence products as long as they fulfil the relevant properties for use - particularly with regard to placement, material properties and wearing comfort. There is no mutual dependency with certain third-party products. Users and care facilities are free to select suitable products as long as they comply with the technical requirements and instructions in these instructions for use.
General technical product properties
