Prevention before regret.
Neptor Systems is a technology company operating from Murcia, Spain, that develops a new layer of water safety for families and facilities.
Born from a real experience, it combines social purpose, physical prototyping, sensing and engineering to turn a universal need into a scalable technological solution.
What we do
A screenless aquatic wristband connected to a local hub that manages several wristbands and generates clear alerts to support a faster intervention.
Purpose
To add a second layer of safety that complements human supervision, but never replaces it.
Stage
Applied R&D, physical prototyping and technical validation in real-world contexts.
Where
Management, prototyping and testing in Murcia, Spain. In collaboration with IDEA Design.
A simple system designed for the home.
Screenless wristband
A screenless target format, designed for the aquatic environment and a simple user experience.
Local multi-wristband hub
An architecture conceived to manage several wristbands and centralize family alerts, with the goal of keeping critical functions working even without an Internet connection.
A clear, actionable alert
A clear alert to support a fast reaction.
Designed to add a second layer of safety. It does not replace supervision by adults, instructors or lifeguards.
From signal to response.
The system is designed to prioritize local operation and support a fast alert, without relying exclusively on the cloud.
Technology that protects without intruding.
Multi-sensor architecture in development
The system is being designed to combine different signals and strengthen the identification of anomalous situations.
Local operation
The architecture aims to keep critical functions without relying exclusively on the Internet.
Privacy by design
A camera-free approach, based on data minimization and with special attention to children's privacy.
Future evolution with artificial intelligence
Artificial intelligence is envisaged for a later phase, once sufficient and properly validated data exists.
A real project, in active development.
Safety should not be a luxury, but a right.
First prototypes in a home workshop.
Professional design and prototyping with IDEA Design.
Physical prototypes and tests in real-world contexts.
Research lines include the feasibility of incorporating underwater biometrics from the wrist. This research runs in parallel with an architecture that combines immersion, depth, time and movement, avoiding reliance on a single signal.
