The Akara AI Sensor mounted on a wall
Akara AI Sensor
AkaraSpringfield ASC
Akara’s UV disinfection robot with three nurses in a hospital procedure room in Cornwall
Akara Robot
  1. More than a sensor

    One sensor sees the whole room

    Mounts on the wall and passively captures activity. Connects with other sensors and data sources.

  2. Private by design

    Sees how the hospital runs, not who is in it

    Thermal sensing picks up heat and movement, not faces or identities. The AI runs on the device, so images never leave the room. Only events do.

  3. Live

    Every room, as it happens

    The sensor reports each room’s state as it changes. Teams get an alert by app, SMS or email when a room is ready, a case is wrapping up or a list is running late.

  4. Utilization

    See how every OR is used

    Daily hours per room against capacity, built from what the sensor sees. Nobody keys in a time.

  5. Time of day

    Find the busy hours

    Utilization by time of day shows when rooms sit idle and where block time goes unused.

  6. Surgeon performance

    Compare surgeons fairly

    Volume, timing and accuracy on one scale, from the same data for everyone.

  7. Or just ask Cara

    Cara knows every room, every case and every minute your sensors have seen. Pick a question.

  8. Support staff

    Robots that act on what sensors see

    An autonomous UV-C robot that disinfects while staff stay in the room, sent where it’s needed by what the sensors detect.