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Falls are the most common cause of medical visits in Sweden. According to the Public Health Agency of Sweden, around 100,000 people suffer fall-related injuries each year, which corresponds to 7 out of 10 individuals.

MiniFinder has entered into a new partnership with Omsorgsportalen, a digital marketplace for welfare technology, to increase the accessibility of smart and mobile personal safety alarms for private individuals.

Working alone early in the morning, late at night, or on weekends is common for many in the retail sector. In some stores, staff are even responsible for locking up and setting the alarm system themselves. This increases their vulnerability, and many retail employees report feeling unsafe at work. According to a report from Handels, one in three members worry about being exposed to threats, violence, or other crimes during their shifts. Furthermore, four in ten employees often work alone or without nearby colleagues who could assist in an emergency.

When it comes to safety and security, MiniFinder Watch, a mobile safety alarm, offers a more flexible and functional solution than a traditional stationary safety alarm.

When our loved ones age or suffer from illnesses that make it difficult for them to take care of themselves, it's natural to feel concern for their safety and well-being.

Want to simplify the reporting of your vehicle trips? With MiniFinder’s GPS puck installed in your car and connected to our app, you get a modern, electronic driving log that does the job for you – automatically and in real time.

Dementia affects an individual’s memory and sense of direction, which can lead to uncertainty and anxiety for both the affected person and their relatives.

Lone working is a reality for many professions and presents specific challenges for the work environment.

As the population ages and the need for care increases, healthcare is facing growing pressure.