MMS Face Me

The MMS FaceMe, like the MMS, is a switch that can be activated with minimal movements. However, this device operates using Artificial Intelligence (AI) and a facial recognition camera. Communication and alerting become possible, even when everyone thinks it’s impossible!

The MMS FaceMe uses a camera to detect the client’s face and analyze facial expressions. Movement can be triggered by blinking, raising an eyebrow, twitching a cheek, using a breathing tube, or similar small motions. When the face or entire head moves, the MMS FaceMe detects this and sends a signal to the device that needs to be operated.

One key advantage is that head movement does not interfere with detection. Whether the mouth is open or closed can be detected in different head positions, even from the side.

For other types of use, consider the MMS Sound or MMS.

Alarm Function
The MMS FaceMe can be connected to a wireless or wired alarm system in your home, hospital, institution, or hospice. This enables people who cannot operate a standard (alarm) button to still raise an alarm. It is especially beneficial for people with Locked-In Syndrome and ALS, who rely on this technology.

Communication
For years, the MMS FaceMe has proven its usefulness for a small group of people with Locked-In Syndrome, those who struggle to make voluntary movements, and individuals with severe spasms.

Features:
Contactless operation

Works with highly specific, adjustable movements (mouth opening, eyebrow lift, cheek movement, lip movements, blinking, etc.)

Not affected by head shifts or spasms, ensuring continued functionality

Can operate from approximately 1 meter away, allowing placement beside or above a bed or wheelchair

Works with an infrared camera, ensuring operation even in complete darkness

Compatible with various devices:
Grid communication software

Gewa environmental control systems

Alarm systems (works even in the dark)

And much more!

An excellent solution for Locked-In patients and individuals with severe spasms.