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Work in the field.
Installations, case studies and the press coverage they earned — from community CCTV in Kerry to patient-wander systems across twenty-eight hospitals and care units.
Installations · 2017
RFID healthcare systems in Irish hospitals
Patient wander, staff attack, nurse call and asset tracking — the hospitals and community units across Cork, Kerry and Limerick running ADA systems, site by site.
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Shortlisted at the IMSTA MedTech Awards
ADA’s HomesafeCare initiative made the shortlist at Ireland’s health-technology awards, alongside acute-hospital research teams and global medtech companies.
ReadThree projects accepted by Health Innovation Hub Ireland
RFID drug tagging, a “smart ambulance” asset check and home monitoring for older people — all three of ADA’s 2016 applications were accepted for clinical trial.
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Ireland invests €5m in Connected Health technology centre
ADA Security Systems named among the fifteen industry partners steering ARCH, the connected-health research centre hosted at UCD.
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Garda top brass urge retailers to be vigilant during Christmas rush
At the Cork West Garda Division retail forum in Dunmanway, ADA briefed West Cork retailers on camera systems as gardaí set out the route to community-monitored CCTV.
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Hi-tech cameras assist Tralee litter battle
Four HD cameras over fourteen bottle banks, viewable from a phone. Tralee Town Council went from unusable footage to court-ready registration plates.
ReadSecurity system protects against thieves of home heating oil
ADA’s R&D team built a wireless tank alarm — prototyped in their own homes — that texts the owner the moment a tank is interfered with.
ReadSecurity firms fight back as gangs go mobile
With €15 phone jammers blocking alarm back-up signals, ADA re-programmed its monitored alarms to poll every few minutes — so a silenced system raises the alarm itself.
ReadAustin Stacks GAA take control
A Tralee club’s gym could only open when a key holder was present. Fob access and CCTV gave every paid-up member 24-hour access — and the committee a record of who used it.
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