
Private elderly care
Enhance resident dignity and reduce skin breakdown or urinary tract infection from delayed hygiene interventions in dementia and nursing care units and homes.
NouiLife® tiny monitoring device and stretchable electrodes provide non-invasive fluid volume assessment for complex care environments — reducing intervention frequency, preserving comfort, and improving clinical outcomes.

Fig 1.1 — Discreet wearable sensor with stretchable electrodes worn under clothing.
Our proprietary method employs electric signal communication to assess fluid volume by comparing impedance and voltage change. Stretchable electrodes sit comfortably against the skin — ensuring heightened comfort for patients, especially those affected by dementia.
Detects shifts in fluid volume through multi-point electrical communication across the abdomen.
Compares real-time signal changes against baseline bladder capacity to trigger discreet alerts.
Thin, flexible electrodes worn discreetly under clothing — no behavioural disruption for the patient.
Fig 1.2 — Non-invasive volume assessment through skin-contact conductive layers.
From long-term care facilities to acute hospital settings and pharmaceutical research, NouiLife® adapts to the specific demands of modern healthcare delivery.

Enhance resident dignity and reduce skin breakdown or urinary tract infection from delayed hygiene interventions in dementia and nursing care units and homes.

Reduce catheter-related infections and unnecessary catheterisations through data-driven voiding schedules and assist training for overactive bladder patients.

Use real-world bladder data to inform dosing timing, evaluate new drug effectiveness, optimise staffing, and integrate with next-generation hygiene products.

We are at the pre-clinical prototyping stage. Our technology has been tested in a laboratory setting and with a small number of volunteers, and we are actively raising to advance through regulated validation and clinical pilot partnerships.