Abstract: An apparatus and methods for non-contact monitoring of one or more persons/patients are disclosed. The apparatus includes a radar system configured for acquiring motion and proximity data of one or more persons at a plurality of distances, a processor configured for processing the acquired motion and proximity data to identify one or more physiological and/or behavioral features of one or more persons, and a transmitter configured for transmitting the one or more physiological and/or behavioral features of one or more persons to a remote device. In various embodiments, the apparatus may include a wearable sensor, a light or ambient sensor, a microphone and a speaker, or one or more buttons for user input. In various embodiments, a system for monitoring includes a plurality of apparatuses in a mesh network for sharing data from the plurality of apparatuses.

Abstract: A system for monitoring health of a patient includes a touchless sensing device disposed within a sensing range of the patient. The touchless sensing device includes at least one touchless sensor configured to receive raw data relating to the health status of the patient. The system also includes at least one processor configured to receive the raw data from the touchless sensor or sensors, compute physiological data from the raw data, compute health metrics from the physiological data, and display the health metrics or the physiological data on a display device in communication with the at least one processor.

Abstract: The invention provides systems and methods for monitoring the sleep of a user and modulating a user's circadian rhythm. A monitoring device is provided for monitoring the sleep behaviour and environment of a user and a lighting device is provided for modulating the circadian rhythm of a user. In embodiments, the systems and devices comprise a motion sensor, environmental sensors and LEDs. The data 10 collected by the monitoring device allows a user's circadian rhythm to be modelled and a lighting schedule to be determined and received by the lighting device for modulating the circadian rhythm.