Digital Health July 11, 2025
- A six-month project using smart sensors took place at a retirement housing development in South Lanarkshire
- The project involved sensors being placed around communal spaces and 10 individual properties to monitor property conditions such as temperature, humidity and motion
- It delivered an annual £7,670 saving in heating costs and an annual £2,825 saving in maintenance costs
A six-month project involving the use of smart sensors at a retirement housing development in South Lanarkshire has demonstrated benefits for both tenants and housing providers.
It involved sensors being placed around communal spaces and 10 individual properties at the retirement housing development, Langvout Court in Biggar, to monitor property conditions such as temperature, humidity and motion.
The project ‘Evaluating care delivery...
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