4-in-1 connected healthcare wearable
Smartwatch. Smartphone. IoT. Healthcare wearable. One device.
Infinity combines a 4G Android smartwatch, smartphone, IoT gateway and connected healthcare wearable into a single device. With voice calls, GPS, app installation, clinical sensing, fall detection and SOS built in, it replaces a phone, a pendant alarm and a monitoring device with a single wearable people will actually wear.
Designed for independent living, remote patient monitoring and connected care, Infinity delivers everyday communication and intelligent healthcare support from the wrist.
Connected Healthcare Wearable
Infinity is a connected healthcare wearable and is not currently certified as a medical device. Blood pressure is derived optically without a cuff and is reported as a trend indication, not a diagnostic measurement.
What it measures
Possibly the smallest full-function smartphone worn on the wrist.
- Heart rate
- Blood oxygen SpO₂
- Body temperature
- Blood pressure Trend indication, cuffless
- Steps & activity
- Fall detection Six-axis, three sensitivities
- Location GPS and Wi-Fi, indoor and outdoor
- Bluetooth relay Bluetooth 5.0, onward over 4G
Why it works
Built for the way care is actually delivered.
Falls are caught, not just recorded
A six-axis state machine separates a rapid fall from a slow collapse, weighing impact, angular velocity, post-fall stillness, orientation change and heart rate. A 30-second countdown on the wrist lets the wearer cancel a false alarm before anyone is called.
SOS that actually reaches someone
One press starts a ten-second countdown, then writes the alert to the clinical dashboard, sends SMS with a map link to nominated contacts, and dials up to three emergency contacts in sequence. The message is never held back waiting for a GPS fix.
An open Android device
Full root access and open app installation. Deployments have taken it well beyond healthcare into IoT, research and industrial safety — it is a platform, not an appliance.
Designed for real patients
IP67 waterproof, magnetic charging that cannot be inserted wrongly, emergency vibrate alerts for hearing-impaired wearers, and two-way voice so a clinician can simply talk to them.
How it works
Three steps.
- 1
Wear
The patient wears the watch like any other. It measures on a rolling cycle throughout the day and night without being asked.
- 2
Connect
4G LTE or Wi-Fi sends readings straight to the cloud — no phone, no hub, no home broadband required.
- 3
Respond
Falls, SOS presses and threshold breaches arrive at the dashboard with a location and an accuracy radius, ready to act on.
Specification
The detail.
| Weight | 40 g |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 53 × 47 × 15 mm |
| Processor | T310 Arm Cortex, quad core 2.0 GHz |
| Memory | 2 GB RAM · 32 GB storage |
| Platform | Android, rooted, open install |
| Cellular | 2G / 3G / 4G LTE, SIM and eSIM |
| Wireless | Wi-Fi 2.4 & 5 GHz, Bluetooth 5.0, NFC |
| Positioning | GPS, Galileo, GLONASS, BeiDou, A-GPS |
| Battery | 1550 mAh — up to 120 h (typical 24–72 h) |
| Ingress rating | IP67 |
| Voice | Speaker, microphone, VoIP |
| SOS | Single, double and long press |
| Charging | Magnetic dock, USB |
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