Telecom Design

Telecom Design has been designing connected electronic products for 20 years.

A major player in the silver economy, Telecom Design owes much of its success to its automatic fall detection technology and its flagship product, Vibby Oak. Distributed by most telecare operators, this wrist-worn device has sold more than one million units in Europe.

Telecom Design has pioneered many innovative projects, including some of the first in-car GPS systems (a business subsequently sold to Michelin) and smart water meters (a business sold to Veolia). In 2009, Telecom Design began focusing its strategy on older people through its Vitalbase division, which has been developing and marketing connected solutions for ageing well for 13 years.