The mSafety platform consists of two main components: a wearable and a cloud backend. 

The wearable is directly connected to the Internet without the need for pairing with a mobile phone. It features in-device sensors with algorithms to monitor activity, heart rate, sleep and stress, as well as a GPS for location tracking. In addition, it can be connected to external sensors via Bluetooth Low Energy or NFC. A built-in eSIM means the wearable remains continuously connected in all environments.

The back-end provides the fundamental structures needed for mSafety wearables to interact with the customer’s cloud back-end servers in a secure and scalable way. It enables easy on-boarding of wearables and updating of software. In practice, an end user wears the mSafety device, which receives health data from a connected customer sensor. Information is displayed on the device and sent, end-to-end encrypted, to the customer’s backend - through the mSafety cloud backend.

mSafety customers develop their own unique mHealth application to be embedded in the wearable, and connected to the backend solution.