Ermes senses the body.
Mary listens to the person.
Two weak-signal sensors. One alert, caught earlier.
The voice module of your connected bed.
Weak signals are spotted too late.
Ermes detects movement, bed exits, restlessness. But it is blind to what the person feels: pain, mood, confusion, loneliness.
When the senior leaves the bed or goes home, monitoring stops. That is exactly where relapses and readmissions begin.
Two sensors. One single alert.
Bed presence, exits, night-time restlessness, weight and positioning.
Pain, sleep, mood, confusion, appetite, medication adherence.
Merges both signals into a single alert to staff and to the community nurse (IFeC).
Mary is the voice module of Ermes. Native, not a bolt-on.
What the bed cannot hear.
The bed · Ermes
- Bed presence
- Bed exits
- Night-time restlessness
- Weight and positioning
The call · Mary
- Pain and reported symptoms
- Sleep quality
- Mood and loneliness
- Confusion and memory
- Appetite and hydration
- Medication adherence
The voice crosses the wall.
The bed stops when the patient leaves the facility. Mary keeps going at home: the same signal stream, from the hospital bed to the living room.
And that is exactly what the Italian reform calls for: home-based care, integrated case management (SNAA, PUA/IFeC), PNRR targets for care at home.
From hours of silence to structured insight.
Every call becomes data: duration, quality, keywords, trends. Delivered via dashboard, XLS or API.
From bed to care platform.
From a one-off product to a service subscription.
The conversational signal adds value to Ermes and Logiko.
An edge over competing connected-bed makers.
Aligned with SNAA, PUA/IFeC and PNRR targets.
Sovereignty, Compliance & Ecosystem.
European company, data hosted in Europe. Privacy at the core of the architecture.
"Limited Risk" category, reviewed by a leading TMT law firm.
Active member since 2025, rooted in the European care ecosystem.
A concrete pilot.
Small, measurable, no deep technical integration on day one.
Let's turn the bed into a care platform.
Let's start with a pilot.