Inspiren, founded in 2016, builds AI-powered systems for senior living communities. The company's technology combines computer vision and hybrid sensing to monitor resident safety, unify care systems, and generate data-driven insights for care providers. Its founding team includes a former Green Beret turned cardiothoracic nurse, and the company describes itself as led by nurses and rooted in the realities of frontline care.
The company's main product, AUGi (Augmented Intelligence), functions as a cognitive patient care assistant. It analyzes interactions and environmental factors through computer vision and hybrid sensing, integrating emergency call systems, care planning, staff efficiency tools, and fall prevention into a single platform.
Inspiren reports measurable outcomes from deployments in senior living facilities, including a 68% reduction in falls, 75% faster response times, and a 22% increase in occupancy. The company operates at the intersection of healthcare technology, AI, and computer vision, serving the senior living and broader healthcare verticals.
