Senior living — connect building performance with resident-centered intelligence. LEXI brings HVAC, energy, occupancy, indoor-environment and passive sensing data onto one managed edge built for senior living operations. Reduce energy waste, improve resident comfort and create the sensing foundation for privacy-aware wellness intelligence. What you get: indoor environment, energy management, occupancy insights, resident comfort, wellness intelligence and operational efficiency.

Connect building performance with resident-centered intelligence: indoor comfort, energy efficiency, occupancy insights and resident wellness across a senior living community, on one managed edge.

Energy, comfort, wellness visibility, staff prioritization — use the same connected infrastructure across more of the senior living operation. Senior living combines the operating demands of a building with the needs of residents and care teams. LEXI connects both sides through shared sensing, context and Distributed AI. Energy & building operations: occupancy-aware HVAC, scheduling, domestic hot water optimization, equipment monitoring and energy alerts. Resident comfort: room-level temperature, humidity, IAQ and comfort visibility with exception-based operational alerts. Passive wellness intelligence (roadmap): use non-wearable sensing to identify changes in bed, bathroom and movement patterns that may warrant staff attention. Staff prioritization (roadmap): turn selected pattern changes into exception-based alerts so staff can focus attention where it may be needed. LEXI approach: room and building sensors to the LEXI Universal Gateway / Managed Edge to Distributed AI to operations and approved staff workflows.

Use the same connected infrastructure across more of the senior living operation: energy & building operations, resident comfort, passive wellness intelligence and staff prioritization, from room and building sensors through the LEXI gateway and Distributed AI to operations and staff workflows.

Make the building respond to how it is actually used — reduce waste without compromising resident comfort. LEXI combines room occupancy, environmental conditions and equipment data so facility teams can operate more precisely. Occupancy-based HVAC: use supported occupancy signals to inform room setbacks, schedules and recovery strategies. Room comfort monitoring: track temperature, humidity and selected indoor-environment conditions at the resident-room level. Domestic hot water optimization: monitor and optimize supported domestic hot water systems within defined operating and safety constraints. Equipment & energy alerts: surface equipment-reported faults, abnormal conditions, schedule exceptions and selected energy-waste conditions. Portfolio visibility: compare comfort, energy and equipment conditions across rooms, buildings and communities.

Reduce waste without compromising resident comfort: occupancy-based HVAC, room comfort monitoring, domestic hot water optimization, equipment & energy alerts and portfolio visibility.

Senior living care (roadmap) — look for meaningful changes without requiring residents to wear a device. LEXI's senior-living roadmap uses passive sensing and local intelligence to establish activity patterns and flag material deviations for staff review. Bed dwell-time patterns: track changes in time spent in bed relative to an established resident pattern. Bathroom activity: monitor bathroom dwell-time and trip frequency for significant changes in routine. Movement & inactivity: identify meaningful changes in movement patterns or extended inactivity during expected waking periods. Pattern-based alerts: surface deviations as staff-review signals rather than medical conclusions. Privacy-aware sensing: prioritize passive, non-wearable sensing and local processing while keeping customer control over approved data flows. Important scope: wellness intelligence is intended to support awareness and staff prioritization; it is not a medical diagnosis, emergency-response system or substitute for clinical assessment.

Look for meaningful changes without requiring residents to wear a device: bed dwell-time patterns, bathroom activity, movement & inactivity, pattern-based alerts and privacy-aware sensing. Wellness intelligence supports staff prioritization and is not a medical diagnosis.

Intelligence that can live inside the facility — fuse weak signals locally into more useful building and resident context. LEXI's Distributed AI architecture can combine occupancy, environmental, HVAC and passive-sensing signals at the edge, reducing cloud dependence for time-sensitive local intelligence. Sense: collect room occupancy, environmental, equipment and supported passive-sensing signals. Context: associate signals with the resident room, space, equipment and operating state where they occur. Reason: use supported local rules and AI/ML models to identify energy waste, equipment anomalies and changes in established activity patterns. Respond: route approved alerts to staff or execute supported building automation through governed workflows. Patented passive sensing innovation: LEXI holds a patent covering passive radar-based detection of cardiac arrhythmias, part of a broader innovation portfolio around non-wearable sensing and local intelligence; this patented capability is not presented as a currently available clinical monitoring product.

Fuse weak signals locally into more useful building and resident context: sense, context, reason and respond, combining occupancy, environmental, HVAC and passive-sensing signals at the LEXI Edge AI, with patented passive-sensing innovation.

One operating layer across the community — give facilities, operations and care teams the context relevant to their roles. LEXI can support senior living communities with different building systems, resident-care models and levels of existing automation. Facilities & engineering: energy, HVAC, equipment, water-risk and indoor-environment visibility with remote diagnostics and alerts. Operations teams: portfolio dashboards, room-level exceptions and standardized operating views across multiple communities. Care teams (roadmap): selected wellness-pattern alerts and exception views designed to support staff prioritization. Enterprise integration: expose approved data to existing building, operational and partner systems through APIs and integrations. Local resilience & privacy: keep supported local monitoring and inference at the edge while controlling what data is shared upstream.

Give facilities, operations and care teams the context relevant to their roles: facilities & engineering, operations teams, care teams, enterprise integration and local resilience & privacy, with building-systems, operations and care-team views.

Build the foundation, expand the intelligence — begin with energy, comfort and operations, then add senior-living intelligence over the same edge. Start with measurable building outcomes and the resident-room sensing needed to support them; the same infrastructure creates a path to future passive wellness capabilities as they mature. Energy & comfort: deploy occupancy-aware HVAC, environmental sensing, equipment monitoring and energy optimization. Risk & operations: add water-leak detection, remote diagnostics and exception-based facility workflows. Passive wellness foundation: establish privacy-aware sensing and local context that can support Senior Living Care roadmap capabilities. What you get: energy optimization, resident comfort, occupancy & IAQ, equipment monitoring, water-risk visibility, Distributed AI and passive wellness roadmap. Related links: Energy Optimization & Managed Power; Healthy Buildings & Indoor Environment; Occupancy & People Counting; Water Damage Prevention & Mitigation; Distributed AI & Edge Intelligence; Safety, Risk & Specialty Care.

Begin with energy, comfort and operations, then add senior-living intelligence over the same edge: energy & comfort, risk & operations and passive wellness foundation, connected to the LEXI Edge AI.