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LYNG sensor system: turning any bed into a smart bed
- Published August 18, 2025; updated March 23, 2026; estimated reading time 2 minutes. Status: available in Europe and Asia. Category: Health and life science / Medtech.
- Ably Medical’s LYNG is a contactless sensor system installed in a hospital bed under the mattress. It continuously monitors patient movement, heart rate and respiration, sending real-time data and early warnings to healthcare staff. The page says it can be added to any hospital bed without changing clinical routines.
- The article describes hospitals as having increasing patient loads and limited staffing, with manual, infrequent vital-sign checks risking missed warning signs. It identifies pressure injuries and falls as costly and harmful risks. LYNG is intended to support timely intervention, prevent pressure injuries, detect deterioration and reduce fall risks.
- Claimed benefits include improved patient outcomes and safety, fewer manual checks and reduced staff workload, shorter hospital stays, better outcomes and lower hospital costs. The article also says fewer injuries, complications and extended hospitalisations reduce treatment waste, resource use and emissions.
- The page cites a global smart-bed market forecast of USD 5.3 billion by 2032. LYNG is CE-marked and being piloted in hospitals across Northern and Central Europe. A testimonial is attributed to Dr Shahram Tabrizi of Schrobenhausen Hospital, Germany, who says automating frequent, tedious tasks would benefit staff and patient well-being, hospital economics and administration. SDGs 3 and 8 shown.
- Contact: Christian Bennike, Partnerships and relations / Chief Sales Marketing Officer, Christian@ablymed.com; phone reveal control collapsed. Company: ABLY MEDICAL AS, Gaustadalléen 21, 0349 Oslo, Norway; ablymed.com/.