Deployed where failure wasn't an option.

Closed-loop health management during the Games demanded continuous temperature surveillance of participants — without disrupting schedules or requiring constant manual checks.

P20 wearable sensors provided continuous temperature monitoring inside the closed loop, feeding readings automatically to monitoring staff and flagging abnormal temperatures the moment they emerged.

Around-the-clock temperature visibility with minimal staff contact, supporting the event's health protocols at one of the most scrutinised sporting events in the world.

Quarantine protocols required multiple daily temperature checks for every resident. Manual checks meant staff entering rooms in full PPE, repeated exposure risk, and gaps between measurements where fevers could develop unseen.

Residents wore P20 sensors; gateways in corridors streamed every reading to a central dashboard. Staff monitored entire floors from the nurse console, entering rooms only when an alert fired.

Continuous 24/7 coverage of every resident with dramatically fewer room entries — less PPE consumption, lower exposure risk, and a complete temperature record for every case.

During regional outbreaks, monitoring capacity had to scale up in days, not months — across facilities that had never used connected monitoring hardware before.

The plug-and-play architecture — sensors, gateways, cloud dashboard — was deployed rapidly across sites, with staff trained on the console in hours.

Large-scale continuous temperature surveillance stood up on outbreak timelines, proving the system's speed of deployment as much as its monitoring capability.