The SoundEye Philosophy
Monitor what matters. Preserve what's sacred.
Our Story
Our Why
When a senior living alone fell in the washroom and went unnoticed for three days, surviving only on toilet water, we knew something had to change.
Founded in 2015 as a social enterprise, SoundEye is driven by a mission to monitor what matters, developing privacy-preserving technology that ensures no call for help goes unheard.
Our LASSO system is deployed in hospitals, nursing homes and public spaces, earning recognition from government agencies and healthcare institutions for its impact on the vulnerable populations we serve.
Enhance safety and quality of life so everyone can live with greater security, independence and dignity.
What Guides Us
Our Core Values
Privacy First
No cameras, no video recording, no wearables. Our depth imaging sensors capture body posture and movement data without ever compromising individual identity. No personal data are collected nor stored.
Independence & Dignity
We believe everyone deserves to live with autonomy. Our technology requires no behaviour change from residents — it works silently in the background, preserving dignity while ensuring safety.
Real-Time Care
Every second matters in a fall emergency. Our systems deliver instant alerts to caregivers, ensuring rapid response when it matters most. No call for help goes unheard.
How It Works
Our Technology Approach
Traditional monitoring systems rely on cameras or thermal sensors that intrude on privacy. SoundEye is different.
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Depth Imaging
Our sensors use depth imaging to understand body posture and detect falls — without capturing any identifiable visuals.
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Edge Computing
AI processing happens directly on the device, ensuring lightweight network requirements, fast response times, and data security.
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Intelligent AI
Trained on over 1 million images, our AI achieves 98% accuracy in detecting posture and movement, with low false alarm rates.
See our philosophy in action
Explore our solutions for hospitals, nursing homes and independent living.