Ageing Tech

What Ageing Tech does

Ageing Tech S.r.l. is a privately held Italian technology company headquartered in Rome that develops digital solutions for elderly and frail individuals, leveraging artificial intelligence, Internet of Things, telemedicine, and cloud platforms. The company operates as a limited liability company (S.r.l.) with a 10-person team distributed across four Italian offices in Rome, Urbino, Naples, and Triggiano, supporting regional engagement with public-sector healthcare stakeholders and academic partners. Its core technology stack spans acoustic AI, fall detection, frailty monitoring, generative AI for elder engagement, and predictive analytics, deployed across a portfolio of eight R&D projects (Rumorometro, CSM4HomeSafety, MAD, TMA Pro, AIM4FRAIL, AI4NightWorkers, VITA, and METASALUTE) at varying Technology Readiness Levels (TRL 5–7).

The product portfolio is built on cloud-based architectures with IoT sensor integration and is designed to comply with EU Medical Device Regulation 2017/745 and ISO quality management standards, positioning the company to serve regulated healthcare and assistive-living use cases. Technical differentiation is driven by an interdisciplinary team anchored by founder/CEO Massimiliano Roccetti (30+ years in healthcare IT) and CCO Andrea Angelino (30 years in consulting), supported by academic partnerships with the University of Bari, Tor Vergata, and NAPS LAB.

The business model currently combines non-dilutive public R&D funding (most notably a €208,710 grant from the Italian Ministry of Economic Development in 2022 for the AI4NightWorkers project) with a consulting services line. Revenue mechanics are project-based and tied to public-sector co-development, with no disclosed commercial contracts, ARR, or pricing beyond the consulting offering. Customer concentration is therefore inherently tied to Italian regional and national public bodies, and the absence of disclosed enterprise or consumer revenue creates meaningful uncertainty around the company's path to commercial scale.

Name

Ageing Tech

Legal name

Ageing Tech S.r.l.

Website

https://ageingtech.it

Company type

Private

Founded year

2018

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

1–10 employees

Short description

Ageing Tech S.r.l. is an Italy-based digital health company that develops AI, IoT, and telemedicine solutions for elderly and frail individuals, combining R&D grant-funded projects with a consulting services line across four Italian offices.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Digital Health and Active Ageing Software

NAICS

Services for the Elderly and Persons with Disabilities (624120)

SIC

Services-Home Health Care Services (8082), Services-Prepackaged Software (7372)

akta.pro primary industry

Elderly/Frail & Assisted Living Connected Care (PERS/Fall Detection) (HLACAFAE)

akta.pro secondary industries

Elder Care, Wellness & Home Health IoT (Fall Detection, Medical Alerts, Sleep/Wellness Sensors) (HSAPAQAJ), Smart Home & Assistive Technology Integration (Voice, Sensors, Alerts) (HSAPANAI)

Keywords

• Elderly care technology
• AI health monitoring
• IoT healthcare platforms
• Telemedicine solutions
• Digital active ageing

Headquarters

HQ city

Rome

HQ country

Italy

HQ region

Europe

Offices4 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Software

Cost components

Personnel, Technology or R&D, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Others

Distribution channels1 record

Marketing channels1 record

Core offering

Ageing Tech designs, develops and commercializes proprietary AI- and IoT-based digital platforms that support remote monitoring, safety, telemedicine, cognitive assessment and care coordination for elderly and frail individuals. Its portfolio covers healthcare facilities, residential care homes (RSA), occupational health programs and home settings, and is complemented by consulting services in technical documentation, project reporting, system integration and dissemination for public-sector and EU-funded projects.

Product overview

Ageing Tech is a technology workshop specializing in digital solutions for health and wellbeing, operating at the intersection of scientific, digital, and humanistic expertise. The company operates as a unified entity offering both R&D projects/products and consulting services. Their product portfolio comprises eight distinct R&D projects focused on elderly and frail care: (1) METASALUTE and VITA as broader IoT/AI platforms for elderly monitoring and home care, (2) AI4NightWorkers for worker health monitoring, (3) TMA Pro for hospital-based clinical monitoring, (4) MAD as a marketplace platform with Smart Care Box hardware, (5) CSM4HomeSafety for home safety, (6) Rumorometro for acoustic-based surveillance, and (7) AIM4FRAIL for mood-state detection. These are complemented by consulting services in technical documentation, project reporting, institutional relations, and system integration.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• Rumorometro AI- and IoT-based monitoring platform designed to detect, classify and analyze sounds and noises to support safety, behavior and anomaly detection in elderly and frail individuals in care and home settings.
• CSM4HomeSafety
• MAD (MarketPlace for Ageing & Disability)
• TMA Pro
• AIM4FRAIL
• AI4NightWorkers
• VITA
• METASALUTE
• Consulting and project services

Quantifiable outcome

• Rumorometro achieved TRL 5 - tested in multiple conditions with open source databases
• +2 more outcomes

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Technology focussed Yes

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

AI capability11 records

Feature7 records

Partnerships

Three partnerships are on record, tiered core.

• NAPS LABcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerNAPS LAB is the lead partner (CAPOFILA) of the AI4NIGHTWORKERS project (Fondo per lo sviluppo delle tecnologie e delle applicazioni di intelligenza artificiale, blockchain e internet of things). Ageing Tech is a consortium partner contributing technology development for the AI-powered night worker cardiovascular monitoring solution. The project involves interoperable modules for detecting physiological parameters, sleep rhythm analysis, questionnaires, and environmental data, integrated into a centralised cloud platform.
• Università degli Studi di Bari (Dipartimento Interdisciplinare di Medicina - DIM)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerThe Department of Interdisciplinary Medicine at the University of Bari provides scientific contribution to the AI4NIGHTWORKERS project. DIM defines the medical-scientific framework and monitoring protocol based on physiological parameter detection, sleep rhythm analysis, questionnaires, and environmental data collection. All data feeds into a centralised cloud platform for training predictive models and deep learning classifiers.
• Universities and research organisationscoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerAgeing Tech collaborates with universities, research organisations, healthcare facilities, and specialists through an interdisciplinary approach to develop innovative solutions for health, wellbeing, and support for vulnerable people. Stable partnerships transform scientific evidence into concrete, measurable, and sustainable interventions. The company also partners with University of Rome Tor Vergata for AI and privacy research in healthcare.

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Broad incumbents

• Tunstall Healthcare: Tunstall is one of the largest European providers of telecare and connected-care solutions for elderly and vulnerable individuals, offering PERS, fall detection, and telehealth platforms. It is a broad incumbent comparable to Ageing Tech because both target elderly/frail individuals with remote monitoring and home safety, though Tunstall operates at much larger scale across multiple European countries.
• Legrand Care (Legrand Healthcare): Legrand, through its Care (formerly Tynetec, Aidcall, Intervox) division, offers telecare and assisted-living solutions across Europe including PERS and home safety systems. It is a broad incumbent to Ageing Tech because it overlaps with the company's elder care home safety and PERS ambitions, though Legrand operates as a diversified building-infrastructure giant with healthcare as one segment.
• Philips Lifeline (Philips): Philips Lifeline is the long-standing North American and European market leader in PERS and elderly emergency response. It is a broad incumbent comparable to Ageing Tech's connected-care positioning because it sells subscription-based monitoring services to elderly individuals and care networks, though at vastly larger scale and brand recognition.
• Apple (Apple Watch fall detection): Apple Watch includes fall detection and emergency SOS features that compete at the consumer end of the elder-monitoring market. It is a broad incumbent to Ageing Tech's wearable-integrated solutions (CSM4HomeSafety, AI4NightWorkers wearables) because Apple is redefining consumer expectations for fall and emergency detection, raising the bar for differentiated elder-care offerings.

Direct peers

• Vayyar Care: Vayyar Care provides radar-based, camera-free fall detection and elderly monitoring solutions deployed by telecare providers and housing associations across Europe. It is a direct peer to Ageing Tech's Rumorometro and CSM4HomeSafety because it pursues the same privacy-preserving ambient-monitoring approach (without cameras) for elderly fall and emergency detection.
• Essence Group: Essence Group offers IoT-based elderly care solutions including fall detection, activity monitoring, and emergency response, integrated with telecare platforms. It is a direct peer to Ageing Tech's MAD Smart Care Box and CSM4HomeSafety because both deliver AI/IoT in-home monitoring hardware-software systems targeting elderly individuals and care providers.
• Vivago: Vivago provides wearable-based wellness monitoring, fall detection, and remote patient monitoring solutions for elderly and care-home residents. It is a direct peer to Ageing Tech's elder monitoring portfolio because both focus on continuous health/wellness data streams and alert generation for elderly individuals and care providers.

Emerging players

• Huma (formerly Huma Therapeutics): Huma is a UK-based digital health platform providing remote patient monitoring and predictive analytics for chronic conditions and decentralized clinical trials. It is an emerging player comparable to Ageing Tech's TMA Pro and VITA platforms because both combine AI predictive analytics with remote monitoring data flows for clinical decision support, though Huma is broader in clinical scope and larger in funding/scale.
• CareBand: CareBand develops wearable devices and AI-based analytics for dementia and elderly wandering/fall detection, integrated with caregiver dashboards. It is an emerging player peer to Ageing Tech's wearable-based elder-monitoring products (CSM4HomeSafety, AI4NightWorkers) because both blend wearable hardware with AI behavioral inference for elderly safety and health monitoring.

Regional players

• TeleAlarm: TeleAlarm, headquartered in Switzerland with strong presence in German-speaking and broader European markets, provides PERS and nurse-call systems for elderly care facilities and home care. It is a regional player peer to Ageing Tech's RSA/home-care focus because both serve residential care homes and home-care organizations with emergency alert and monitoring systems, though TeleAlarm's geographic focus is more DACH-centric.

Market position

Strengths1 record

Weaknesses1 record

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

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Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles10 records

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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M&A

Investments

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