Connect the real device
Move from simulated telemetry toward a reliable physical wearable integration.
Partnerships / The next stage
Build the next stage of WISAM with us.
The next stage takes more than software. We are looking for partners who can contribute wearable technology, pilot settings, research expertise, access to participants, and capital. Together, those contributions can move WISAM from a working prototype toward responsible real-world validation.
Functional software prototype · simulated wearable signals
01 / Partnership paths
Choose your path into the work
Different partners can answer different questions. Start with the path closest to your expertise.
01Capital InvestmentExplore milestone-linked support for integration, evaluation, and the work needed before scale.02Fund a PilotHelp design and fund a proposed, appropriately governed pilot after technical integration.03Research With UsCo-design questions, methods, and reporting that can test where WISAM is useful and where it is not yet ready.04Strategic TechnologyExplore wearable, connectivity, mapping, and implementation collaboration.05Social ImpactShape access and evaluation with organizations focused on families and community care.06Public-Sector CollaborationDiscuss a carefully scoped pathway for evaluation, service fit, and responsible deployment.
02 / The development sequence
From integration to real-world evidence
Test in context
Study usability, alert behavior, reliability, and workflow fit under an appropriate protocol.
Prepare to scale responsibly
Let technical, human, and commercial evidence determine what is ready for launch.
Physical wearable integration is a next development step. A supervised pilot is a proposed future stage after integration and validation work.
03 / Where WISAM stands
What works today?
WISAM is a functional dementia-safety software prototype for caregiver and responder workflows.
Current end-to-end demonstrations use simulated wearable telemetry.
Review the evidence04 / Start a conversation
Tell us what you can help test.
Tell us the area you want to explore and the organization you represent.