SureWash is part of GLANTA
Gesture recognition & augmented reality pioneers
SureWash is part of GLANTA
Gesture recognition & augmented reality pioneers
GLANTA
Founded in 2011, GLANTA has been pioneering new techniques in gesture recognition and augmented reality since inception. Above all, GLANTA’s mission is to deliver working applications for camera based algorithms.
Based out of the Trinity Technology and Enterprise center in Dublin the company has gone from strength to strength. It blends a unique combination of leading-edge tech with enhanced gamification learning techniques. Consequently, GLANTA prides itself on bringing the science of interaction to life. Above all, they will continue to push the boundaries of what is possible in the growing augmented reality space.
ARATECH
A holding company for Glanta and over time will apply Glanta technology to commercial applications.
GLANTA
Founded in 2011, GLANTA has been pioneering new techniques in gesture recognition and augmented reality since inception. Above all, GLANTA’s mission is to deliver working applications for camera based algorithms.
Based out of the Trinity Technology and Enterprise center in Dublin the company has gone from strength to strength. It blends a unique combination of leading-edge tech with enhanced gamification learning techniques. Consequently, GLANTA prides itself on bringing the science of interaction to life. Above all, they will continue to push the boundaries of what is possible in the growing augmented reality space.
The SureWash Story
SureWash was founded on a simple set of principles. There are an estimated quarter of a million deaths worldwide per annum as a result of hospital acquired infections. Most noteworthy, the WHO and CDC believe that 50% of these deaths are as a result of poor hand hygiene practices. Therefore, what may appear to be a relatively simple skill is alarmingly lacking in compliance.
The SureWash Story
SureWash was founded on a simple set of principles. There are an estimated quarter of a million deaths worldwide per annum as a result of hospital acquired infections. Most noteworthy, the WHO and CDC believe that 50% of these deaths are as a result of poor hand hygiene practices. Therefore, what may appear to be a relatively simple skill is alarmingly lacking in compliance.
SureWash uses its patented gesture recognition applications to teach staff, patients and visitors the WHO hand hygiene technique to globally approved standards.
SureWash uses its patented gesture recognition applications to teach staff, patients and visitors the WHO hand hygiene technique to globally approved standards.
Although SureWash started out in the healthcare setting, we are not expanding into other industries such as pharmaceutical, food services, the corporate setting and also the sports sector. Hand hygiene has become prevalent in the everyday life and SureWash can help organisations deliver quality training to ensure employees know how to clean their hands correctly, to the standard of a nurse or doctor. SureWash not only save your organisation time and money, but we can help reduce the spread of infections. Training is engaging and the system takes learning out of the classroom setting, into the day to day work environment. As a result, training is available 24/7, instant feedback being delivered to track user’s compliance in hand hygiene technique. By gamifying the learning process, repetition of learning is encouraged, and muscle memory is built. Hence, this increases hand hygiene compliance rates by as much as 50% when incorporated into a multi-modal approach.
Although SureWash started out in the healthcare setting, we are not expanding into other industries such as pharmaceutical, food services, the corporate setting and also the sports sector. Hand hygiene has become prevalent in the everyday life and SureWash can help organisations deliver quality training to ensure employees know how to clean their hands correctly, to the standard of a nurse or doctor. SureWash not only save your organisation time and money, but we can help reduce the spread of infections. Training is engaging and the system takes learning out of the classroom setting, into the day to day work environment. As a result, training is available 24/7, instant feedback being delivered to track user’s compliance in hand hygiene technique. By gamifying the learning process, repetition of learning is encouraged, and muscle memory is built. Hence, this increases hand hygiene compliance rates by as much as 50% when incorporated into a multi-modal approach.
