The 2026 Spring Festival is approaching. From the faces of passengers on the plane, everyone seems to be filled with joy, returning home for reunion. The power of culture, the power of tradition—this invisible force is seemingly unstoppable by any tangible force. Spring Festival exists for family affection; the holiday is granted for family affection. Reunion seems to be a must for all Chinese people at this special time, not an option.Like hundreds of millions of Chinese people, Brother Gu is also traveling to Germany to reunite with his daughter and her family, and is currently connecting through Shenzhen.

On the plane, I suddenly received a message from my colleague Xiao Ma: the "iHelp" Mobile Personal Emergency Response System (formerly known as the Elderly Fall Alarm) developed by Xi’an Chinastar M&C Co., Ltd. / Xi’an Yilubang Wearable Electronics Co., Ltd. was featured on CCTV Finance Channel today (February 13) in the program Silver Economy Enters Cities · Xi’an Tour. It was truly delightful news.

Today, let me also talk about the working principle and development history of the "iHelp" Mobile Personal Emergency Response System.The "iHelp" Mobile Personal Emergency Response System is an intelligent wearable device equipped with five different sensors and AI algorithms. Based on the characteristics of a fall, combined with changes in angle, altitude, and a function of time, it automatically detects the human body’s fall state (as we know, the human body is not a rigid body). The most important point here is automatic detection—no manual operation required. For this, we have obtained a US invention patent.Proudly speaking, it is a pure AI intelligent entity.It transmits the fall status via a 4G module, and together with positioning information from the APP, sends essential data to the guardian’s mobile phone. As a result, the guardian can receive the elderly person’s fall location within dozens of seconds, enabling rapid and timely assistance to prevent a small incident from turning into a tragedy.It also includes additional practical functions: two-way calls, medication reminders for the elderly, and real-time status and location inquiries by family members.

It is extremely easy to use. Grandmothers can wear it around the neck; grandfathers can clip it to a belt. All settings are operated by guardians or children. The elderly only need to place it on a charging dock at night or when the battery runs low.Compared with the well‑known millimeter‑wave radar fall alarm, our "iHelp" Mobile Personal Emergency Response System can be used both indoors and outdoors, with high accuracy and precise positioning.The "iHelp" Mobile Personal Emergency Response System has been on the market for many years. As communication technology has advanced, applications have evolved accordingly. It has iterated from 2G, 3G to 4G, continuously adapting to new communication standards, which consumed considerable R&D costs.

Perhaps the technology was too advanced; before the rise of China’s silver economy, sales were sluggish. Its best performance was during the 3G era, mainly sold in the US market at a high price. The US agent sold it for $499, including the device and one year of service.Now in the 4G era, US frequency bands differ from those in China, as do the modules. Coupled with certification costs for agents to enter the US market and US restrictions on network products, sales have become more difficult.

Years ago, the "iHelp" Mobile Personal Emergency Response System was featured in special reports on CCTV Finance and CCTV Consumer Channels, and received pictorial coverage in People’s Daily. During the CES exhibition in the United States, it was covered live by Argentina’s national television. It has also been reported by Southern Metropolis Daily, Shenzhen Special Zone Daily, Jiefang Daily, Shaanxi Daily, Xi’an Evening News and others.Yet it was a classic case of “critical acclaim but weak sales”. Sometimes, Brother Gu believes that the traditional Chinese mindset—people willing to spend on children but reluctant to spend on the elderly—has led to unsatisfactory sales. Even years after its launch, many users still express surprise: “I’ve never heard of this product.”

In 2026, China’s elderly population continues to grow. The silver economy has not only arrived but become an unavoidable reality. Failing to develop the silver economy could drag down China’s future economy.

Fortunately, attitudes have shifted, and the product is now increasingly recognized.To put it in trendy terms: we were already building AI intelligent entities many years ago. In fact, the "iHelp" Mobile Personal Emergency Response System is a standard AI intelligent entity, featuring multi-sensor fusion technology, AI algorithms on an MCU, and concrete applications. Fall detection for the elderly is just one scenario.We also have a catchy and distinctive US registered trademark: iHelp.

In fact, the "iHelp" Mobile Personal Emergency Response System has a wide range of applications.

In China:

1. Night shift workers alone in chemical factories

2. Laboratory staff working alone at night in tire factories

3. Individual street cleaners

In the UK:

1. Power line inspectors

2. Railway patrol officers

In Russia:

1. Even heavy drinkers, especially in winter, to avoid being buried in snow and freezing to death unnoticed.

In Brazil:

1. Wealthy individuals wear it concealed under clothing, silent and unnoticeable, allowing family to locate them quickly in case of abduction.

In short, new technologies and products often have unexpected applications waiting to be explored.

Today, through this official account article, Brother Gu hopes to find investors to grow the "iHelp" Mobile Personal Emergency Response System together.With sufficient funding, we can develop not only hardware but also software applications and eventually transition to services.

If you readers see this product as a suitable Spring Festival gift for your family, Brother Gu can offer you a discount.

#2026.02.13.20:18 Shenzhen Airport Waiting Lounge#