Sentai Limited

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The voice enabled digital care solution. Empowering care receivers to live independently for longer.

Sentai is an in-home care companion that harnesses AI, smart speaker and sensor technologies to empower independence for older people and their carers.

09/06/2026

This , we're recognising the incredible contribution of unpaid carers across the UK and the role technology can play in supporting both carers and the people they care for.

From daily reminders and personal alarms to smart home monitoring and communication tools, assistive technology can help older adults stay independent for longer while giving carers greater peace of mind. As Carers Week 2026 highlights the importance of building carer-friendly communities, access to the right technology can make a meaningful difference in everyday life.
If you're exploring ways to support an older loved one, this guide from Age Space is a great place to start:

https://hubs.la/Q04kzSTc0

04/06/2026

"When was the last meaningful conversation you had today?"

As Loneliness Awareness Week approaches, research reveals a stark reality for older people across the UK:

🔹 270,000 people aged 65+ go an entire week without speaking to a friend or family member.

🔹 More than 1 million older people can go over a month without meaningful social contact.

🔹 Around 940,000 older people say they often feel lonely.

Loneliness isn't simply an emotional issue. Social isolation is now linked to increased risks of heart disease, stroke, depression and cognitive decline.

A conversation. A visit. A shared interest. Small moments of connection can have a profound impact.

Because nobody should have to spend their later years living through silent days.

Read our recent coverage -
https://hubs.la/Q04k7sKd0

Six common myths preventing families from embracing technology for ageing loved ones. 21/05/2026

Worrying about ageing loved ones is natural — especially when it comes to safety, loneliness, and staying independent at home 💙

But many families still avoid supportive technology because of common myths like:
❌ “Older people don’t like technology”
❌ “It replaces human care”

The reality? Simple technology can help families stay connected, support independence, and provide reassurance without being intrusive.

In our latest blog, we explore 6 common myths about ageing and technology — and why they need to be challenged.

Read more here: https://hubs.la/Q04hlTpC0

Six common myths preventing families from embracing technology for ageing loved ones. Sentai recently commissioned research to better understand why families might be hesitant in using technology to support ageing relatives. Despite growing pressure on families caring for older loved ones, many (54%) are still hesitant to introduce technology into the home. Learn more about our resea...

12/05/2026

An exciting and crucial project, working with CHI-Zone to research how conversational AI can assist with everyday routines, reduce loneliness, and provide reassurance for both individuals and those supporting them.

Social Care News: Sentai has been awarded £18,000 to explore how voice-enabled companions and digital assistants can support independence, improve wellbeing, and help social care teams deliver more personalised support. The grant will support a three-month pilot with providers involved in Liverpool City Region’s adult social care testbed, established by the University of Liverpool in partnership with the […] http://ow.ly/W3at106yk8K

08/05/2026

Supporting a loved one while respecting their independence can be challenging. Sentai provides a balance that works for everyone - giving you insight and connection while helping your loved one maintain their pride and autonomy. We're helping families across the country stay connected.

Read our practical guide to supporting loved ones while preserving independence.
https://hubs.la/Q04fXy700

10/04/2026

Peace of mind shouldn’t come at the cost of independence.

Supporting a loved one at home can feel like a constant balancing act — wanting to stay close, without being intrusive. That’s where the right kind of connection makes all the difference.

With Sentai, families can stay informed and reassured through gentle daily insights, natural conversations, and simple check-ins — all without disrupting routines or dignity. It’s about knowing they’re okay, without needing to constantly ask.

Because real peace of mind isn’t about watching over someone — it’s about staying connected in a way that respects who they are.

Learn how Sentai is supporting families to stay connected -
https://hubs.ly/Q04blZ9n0

Photos from Sentai Limited's post 19/03/2026

Out in the field at Bournemouth University working with an enthusiastic group of year 3 Occupational Therapists. So important to understand the value of Sentai to our users and those who support them. Thank you for the invitation .

13/03/2026

Helping people age well and remain independent for longer is possible with the right support.

In our latest case study, we explore how thoughtful technology and gentle, daily support can help people maintain routines, stay in touch with loved ones, and continue living life on their own terms.

It’s not just about assistance — it’s about respect, confidence, and staying connected.

Read the story: https://hubs.ly/Q046HQSS0

Photos from Sentai Limited's post 04/03/2026

*Webinar invite* Please join us for our upcoming webinar 'Empowering independence for supported living' - Thursday 19th March, 2pm- 2.45pm.

Learn how Sentai is helping reduce reliance on staff prompts and boost daily independence for its users. There will be practical insights from FitzRoy on technology in use.

Register here 👇
https://hubs.la/Q045xM5W0

04/03/2026

TechRadar's Senior AI Editor Graham Barlow reviews Sentai. What are your thoughts on the use of technology and AI to support caring for people in their own home?

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