
Motionlessness Detection: These 3 Features Make It Reliable and Suitable for Everyday Use
The common belief is that emergencies in everyday (work) life are easy to detect. Even a smartphone can often determine whether a person is moving or motionless—and trigger an alarm if needed. But isn’t the smartphone often just lying somewhere out of reach, making it impossible to detect an emergency? And how well can such a device distinguish between motionlessness and focused, quiet work?
Why isn’t emergency detection always what it seems—and what does usability have to do with saving lives? Read our article to find out.

Manual Genius Alarm: Tapping calls for Help
Sometimes, speed is essential in a professional setting. To ensure help arrives as quickly as possible, triggering an alarm must be fast and straightforward. That’s exactly where our new Manual Genius Alarm comes in. It allows an emergency alert to be triggered directly on the Genius device. A simple tap can now call for help.

Indoor Positioning: Now Possible via Wi-Fi Access Points
Indoor positioning systems ensure that workers in an emergency can be located quickly by the ANGEL React System, even in large buildings or places without adequate GPS reception. To provide the highest possible safety, we have developed Location Beacons. However, for those who want to save on the cost and effort of acquiring and installing such beacons, we have good news: indoor positioning is now also possible via Wi-Fi access points.

The Task Timer: Workplace Safety Beyond Cellular Networks and Mobile Data
The Task Timer from ANGEL React ensures workplace safety by sending an emergency alarm to designated contacts when there’s no cellular or data network available, making sure help arrives even in remote or data-free areas. This feature is crucial for lone workers, providing a reliable safety net that operates independently of network connectivity.

Discover the new Help Coordination Portal from the developer’s perspective
We’re offering you an exclusive insight into the development process of the new Help Coordination Portal. Software developer Silver is sharing his experience first-hand and showing you how it takes the user experience to a whole new level.

ANGEL React will soon be multilingual
At ADRESYS, you hear one term over and over again. Babel – the first thing that comes to mind is a well-known language learning app. And you wouldn’t be wrong to assume that it’s about an app and also about languages. But you can find out what we at ADRESYS actually mean by Babel and what goals we want to achieve with the project in our new blog post.

Ready for an emergency: A guide to emergency call systems and first aiders
Winter has arrived and brings with it an increased risk of accidents. Whether it’s icy roads or poorly lit paths, the cold season requires even more safety measures. In the following blog post, you can find out how to get your company safely through the winter months.