The phrase "alerting devices" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to devices designed to notify or warn individuals about specific events or conditions, such as alarms or notification systems.
Example: "The building is equipped with various alerting devices to ensure the safety of its occupants in case of an emergency."
Alternatives: "warning systems" or "notification devices".
Fall awareness and preventative alerting devices could potentially mitigate the likelihood of a fall, however, relatively little is known about the perceived timing of a fall.
Compounding the problem further is that both the security alerting devices (e.g., IDSs, SIEMS, etc) as well as alert messages can be heterogeneous in nature.
There's also the elder-care market — GPS trackers embedded into medical-alert devices can help locate and provide emergency help for parents with Alzheimer's.
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Philips, General Electric (GE) and others are all upping their investments in home health, and widening the markets in which they sell their existing products (Philips is trying to crack Japan with emergency-alert devices for the elderly).
When it comes to deterring crime, Charles Sczuroski, a senior trainer for the National Crime Prevention Council, cited normal precautions like alarms, medical alert devices, and the proper locks for doors and windows, which apply especially to older people in remote areas.
It manufactures alert devices a-la the now infamous "I've fallen, and I can't get up". These devices seek to bridge a gap by connecting consumers with help when are at their most vulnerable.
Implementing the iBeacons requires hardware triggers slightly larger than a quarter, which are installed at locations and alert devices in range they can access the full issues covered by the businesses' subscriptions.
When it detects a fall, an Emergency SOS screen will pop up — not dissimilar to those Life Alert devices from the 80s.
Costume jewelry with a chip or two in it is already finding its way onto the market — such as Cuff's wearable alert devices that conceal a safety system behind so much faux bling.
For years, medical alert devices (also known as "personal emergency response systems" or PERS) have been popular home safety products for elderly seniors that live alone.
