As Japan’s aging population continues to grow, demand for elderly care services is expanding. However, a chronic shortage of care workers remains a persistent industry-wide challenge. Many facilities must manage overnight operations and resident monitoring with limited staff, making it critical to balance safety with reduced workload.
While facility operators are increasingly interested in technology-driven safety management, many have been reluctant to adopt new systems due to concerns about installation costs and operational burden.
Asilla has built deep expertise in safety management through its AI security system, “AI Security asilla,” deployed across commercial facilities and office buildings. Building on this experience and its proprietary action recognition AI technology, Asilla developed “asilla care”—a monitoring solution specifically designed for nursing and welfare facilities, focused on risks such as falls, wandering, and sudden health changes.
“asilla care” leverages existing security cameras, requiring no new equipment installation. This keeps both deployment costs and operational burden low. Combined with AI-powered monitoring that covers blind spots and nighttime hours, the system enables facilities to establish a 24/7 safety monitoring framework.
“asilla care” analyzes video feeds from existing security cameras in real time using AI, rapidly detecting anomalies such as falls, wandering, and unsteady gait among residents.
Detection occurs within approximately one second of an incident, and alerts are instantly sent to staff smartphones and intercoms (such as Buddycom), enabling rapid response even when staff are at a distance or engaged in other tasks.
No new sensors or major construction work is required—the system is deployed as an addition to the facility’s existing infrastructure.
asilla care includes the following detection capabilities:
1. Fall Detection: Instantly detects resident falls and notifies staff
2. Wandering Detection (Line Crossing): Detects movement across designated areas and entry/exit points
3. Unsteady Gait Detection: Identifies unstable walking patterns early
4. Loitering Detection: Detects prolonged stays in specific areas
5. Altercation/Violence Detection: AI analyzes dangerous behaviors within the facility
6. Anomaly Detection: Identifies unusual movement patterns that deviate from normal behavior
· Real-time notifications to smartphones and app-based intercoms (Buddycom)
· Email notifications
· Warning light (patrol lamp) notifications
AI detects falls and wandering even during night shifts or when staff are attending to other residents. Alerts enable staff to respond immediately regardless of their location within the facility.
The system instantly flags dangerous movements in areas where human monitoring is difficult, such as blind spots and during nighttime. AI video analysis supplements staff monitoring duties, helping reduce the risk of incidents.
By leveraging existing security cameras, facilities can deploy asilla care without construction or new hardware. Additionally, various government subsidies may be available to offset deployment costs.
*Subsidy types and eligibility vary by local government. Please confirm details in advance.
“asilla care” is registered with the Technical Aids Information System (TAIS), operated by the Foundation for Assistive Technology and Devices (Techno-Aid Association). TAIS codes have been obtained for all product variants.
TAIS serves as an essential reference for care providers, local governments, and care managers nationwide when selecting appropriate assistive technology. This registration is expected to facilitate subsidy utilization when facilities adopt asilla care.
asilla care Compact: TAIS Code 02333-000001 (Category [1]215191: Monitoring Equipment)
asilla care Standard: TAIS Code 02333-000002 (Category [1]215191: Monitoring Equipment)
asilla care Large: TAIS Code 02333-000003 (Category [1]215191: Monitoring Equipment)
1. Inquiry & Free Consultation: Contact us by email or phone
2. Hearing & Site Assessment: We review facility conditions and existing camera setup
3. Plan Proposal & Quotation: We propose an optimal plan based on facility size
4. Installation & Setup: Connection to existing cameras (no construction required)
5. Go-Live & Ongoing Support: Continuous support after deployment
CEO: Go Onoue
Location: 1-4-2 Nakamachi, Machida-shi, Tokyo
Business: Development and provision of products and solutions based on action recognition AI
Website: https://jp.asilla.com/
Asilla, Inc. – Public Relations: Nakamura
Email: pr@asilla.jp
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