Human Bytes and QUMEA Partner to Bring Smarter Patient Monitoring to Danish Healthcare
Human Bytes and QUMEA are joining forces to introduce radar-based mobility monitoring to hospitals and elderly care facilities across Denmark.
This collaboration combines QUMEA’s advanced AI-powered 3D radar technology with Human Bytes’ deep expertise in scaling digital healthcare solutions in the Nordics. Together, we are bringing a smarter, privacy-friendly approach to patient safety and staff efficiency.
Patient safety is a growing concern, and with healthcare staff under increasing pressure, new solutions are needed to support care teams. Through this partnership, Human Bytes and QUMEA will provide Danish hospitals with a proven, real-time mobility monitoring system that has already demonstrated significant impact across Europe. QUMEA’s technology, deployed in over 120 hospitals across 10+ countries, has helped reduce patient falls by 74% while easing the workload for caregivers.
This partnership marks an exciting step forward in digital healthcare innovation. With continuous, real-time monitoring that enhances patient safety without increasing staff burden, Human Bytes and QUMEA are working together to create a safer, more efficient future for Danish healthcare.
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