ANGEL App 1.1: No Motion and Co bring a breath of fresh air

Feedback leads to innovations

From the beginning, however, our users also expressed the wish that ANGEL should also detect motionlessness in addition to electrical accidents and falls. For example, gas can neither be heard nor seen, and often not even smelled. In such an emergency – and many others that lead to motionlessness – every second counts in terms of rescue.

The fact that we are now releasing an update of our first ANGEL version in June has to do with the fact that we not only want to gather feedback from our users, but also really want to implement it. At the same time, we also thought about how we could make ANGEL even more practical and secure.

The result of our thoughts and research, which ran in the background for months, can be seen in our ANGEL version 1.1. It not only brings the No Motion feature, but has also expanded the rescue chain and made it more closely meshed regarding emergency contacts.

And this is what the new version brings in detail

No Motion 

When a person does not move for a long period of time in their daily work routine, it is often an indication of an emergency situation. That is why ANGEL reacts to a longer period of motionlessness with an acoustic pre-alarm. This can be easily turned off by moving the arm with the Genius. If the motionlessness remains, however, the system assumes an emergency and sets the rescue chain in motion. If you are now worried that No Motion will strike at every meeting and every lunch break, interrupting important conversations or rest periods, we advise you to simply remove the Genius briefly from your upper arm during periods of resting activity.

Multiple emergency contacts
It is now possible to create a whole list of emergency contacts in the ANGEL portal. Those that fit the respective work situation are set active, one is made the primary emergency contact. This primary emergency contact is essential for the emergency call center, if it is subscribed.
So, if an emergency contact cannot respond to the emergency notification, there are still others who can help. This makes our rescue chain safer.

Automated voice call in addition to emergency text message
Until now, emergency contacts were notified of an emergency by text message. However, we know that during everyday work a text message is not given as much attention as a phone call. For this reason, emergency contacts are now also informed by an automated voice call in addition to notification via SMS. This call asks the emergency contact to check their text messages. Among other things, the GPS data of the person involved in the accident can be found in these text messages as usual.

“The second successful release from our great team shows that ANGEL continues to take off with a tailwind,” explains project manager Andi enthusiastically.
It won’t be the last time ANGEL takes off because our team still has a whole pool of ideas and suggestions they are already working on or will work on. Our latest app feature may be called No Motion, but our team likes to be on the move, tinkering and creating.