Who it’s for
- Rehabilitation and assistive-device manufacturers whose control software still looks like a 2010 WinForms demo.
- Nursing homes, day-care and community rehab centers that run several devices from different vendors and want one screen.
What I build
- Host / control software for training devices: servo control, force-sensor acquisition, safety limits, session logging.
- Gamified training UI so patients stay engaged, with progress curves exported as PDF/Excel for therapists.
- Non-camera fall & bed-exit monitoring using off-the-shelf mmWave radar modules — privacy-friendly, no wearables to charge.
- Multi-bed dashboard + web/mobile alerts so night staff see every room on one screen.
Stack
C# / .NET 8 · WPF or Avalonia · Modbus RTU/TCP · serial · CAN · MQTT · ASP.NET Core + SignalR · ScottPlot / LiveCharts2
Scope note
I deliver monitoring, logging and control software. Diagnostic or treatment claims make software a regulated medical device; for those projects the device maker remains the regulatory owner and I work to their QMS.
How we start
- A 30-minute call: what devices, what hurts today.
- A fixed-price prototype of one screen against your real hardware.
- Full build with clear acceptance criteria.