Yes, absolutely. Our WiFi sensing technology operates independently of light conditions, providing continuous monitoring 24/7 regardless of lighting.

No, our advanced algorithms are specifically designed to filter out common household devices and distinguish between normal activity and concerning patterns.

Yes, DAR.WIN uses passive WiFi sensing technology that emits no signals and poses no risk to medical devices including pacemakers.

Yes, all readings have a one-hour delay. This means the data you see in the dashboard reflects activity from one hour prior, ensuring accuracy and reducing noise in the system.

An inactivity alert is sent after 4 consecutive hours of no detected activity. This threshold helps prevent false alarms from brief periods of stillness, such as napping, while still ensuring timely notification when genuine concern arises.

DAR.WIN learns the household, not just one person. When two people live together, the system builds a baseline for the home's combined activity pattern and understands what "normal" looks like at every hour of the day. This becomes particularly valuable when one person in a couple begins to decline without the other noticing. Caregiving spouses are often the last to see gradual change because they are too close to it. DAR.WIN sees it in the data—a slow reduction in kitchen activity, a shift in sleep patterns, less movement in the afternoon—these trends surface in the weekly report even when the person living with the senior has normalized them.

Many of our customers in two-person households use DAR.WIN specifically because one spouse travels frequently for work or other commitments. The system gives the traveling partner real-time peace of mind without pressuring the spouse at home to check in constantly. Whether it's a week-long business trip or an afternoon of errands, DAR.WIN is always watching and will alert you if anything unusual happens.