aerial

Aerial is a motion intelligence platform that turns an existing WiFi network into a sensor. Its software analyzes how people moving through a space distort WiFi signals and infers presence, movement and activity patterns from those distortions, with no cameras, wearables or additional hardware. The output is a stream of behavioral signals that applications can act on, processed either in the cloud or at the edge. The company markets it to families who want to look after older relatives at home, to homeowners who want smarter automation and security, and to healthcare providers who need remote patient monitoring. Applications named on the site include elder care and wellness monitoring that notices changes in daily routine, home security and presence detection, energy management driven by occupancy, remote patient monitoring, home automation triggered by movement, and notifications that give family members peace of mind. Because it relies on WiFi infrastructure already present, deployment does not require placing a device in every room, and the absence of cameras is presented as a privacy advantage over video based monitoring. Pricing is not published. Aerial arranges live demonstrations through its contact form and quotes commercial terms directly. The underlying method is radio signal analysis combined with machine learning rather than a language model, and the company has been developing WiFi sensing since well before the current generation of generative AI products.