Doona SensAlert

ENSURING PEACE OF MIND WHEREVER YOU GO

Child car seat alert solution

SensAlert detects the presence of a child on board and warns the caregiver (or emergency contacts) with three incremental levels of alert if the child is left unattended in the car. It uses an intelligent cloud-based system to send messages and calls, so it does not depend on the phone's signal or status. 

How it Works

If SensAlert detects that a child is left unattended in the car, a three-level alert system will be activated.

Automatic Bluetooth connection

SensAlert automatically connects to your smartphone via Bluetooth and operates seamlessly with other devices without interference. SensAlert will emit an intermittent sound to remind you to turn it back on to restore security. It also has an audible sound to indicate its connection status. 

THE CONTEXT

SensAlert has been developed in collaboration with industry experts, and rigorously tested on car seats from leading brands in third-party labs.

The United States has experienced an average of 38 child vehicular heat stroke fatalities annually in the last two decades, as well as other permanent damages. The Hot Cars Act of 2021, which is currently being discussed in the US Senate, aims to mandate the use of anti-abandonment devices to prevent such incidents.

Since 2020 in Italy, by law every person must use an anti-abandonment device when traveling in a car with a child under age 4. There have been zero fatalities due to child vehicular heat stroke since the law was enacted.

Since its launch in Europe in 2019, nearly one million units of SensAlert have been sold. There have not been any reports of SensAlert being involved in a single incident that put a child’s safety at risk. Its popularity is a testament to the product's reliability, as well as the growing awareness of the need for child safety in vehicles.