Care beds and baby cribs can utilize sensing technologies to monitor user conditions and surrounding environmental changes in real time, enhancing safety and convenience throughout the caregiving process.

Air Pressure Sensors can detect pressure variations within mattresses or air cushions, helping monitor body movement, lying position, and pressure distribution on the bed surface. Thermopiles can detect the surface temperature of the human body through infrared sensing, providing non-contact temperature monitoring.

These two types of sensing components can be integrated into smart care and health monitoring systems, helping caregivers monitor user status in real time and providing alerts when abnormal conditions are detected. They are widely used in medical care beds, home healthcare equipment, baby cribs, and smart healthcare products, meeting the growing demand for safety, precise monitoring, and reliability in modern healthcare equipment.