Mindme

Mindme has been established over ten years and during that time it has played the leading role in the development of GPS personal alarms for vulnerable people. Our founder, Adrian Wolf, had been involved with GPS since it first became commercially available over twenty years ago and he remained excited and enthused about the practical uses of it right up to his passing in March 2021.

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The 4G Wrist Alarm is a small personal alarm worn on the wrist rather than around the neck or kept in a pocket. The wrist alarm tells the time, tells you the date, tells you how many steps you have made today and tells you the battery state. The wrist alarm also has a panic button.

The device incorporates GPS and uses the mobile phone network to send location information to Mindme's platform. Mindme uses a multi-network SIM to ensure that so long as a mobile network exists the device will always stay connected. The wrist alarm will update its location around every 5 minutes.

When you activate the alarm an operator in Mindme’s Response Centre will answer the call. Your details and your location will appear on their monitor and you can talk to them. The operators are highly trained and experienced in answering calls for help from people who have had an accident, feel unwell or otherwise need help. You can learn more about the response centre on the Response Centre page.

Charging the Mindme wrist alarm is very easy. Instead of a dock you use a magnetic bar which ‘locks’ against the back of the wrist alarm. It only takes about an hour to fully charge the battery.

Mindme

Website: https://mindme.care