WiSight is an open-source WiFi-sensing platform that reads presence, vital signs, and motion straight from WiFi channel data — no cameras — running on hardware that costs about $15 instead of a $257 appliance.
Ambient sensing used to mean a costly closed box or a camera in the room. WiSight replaces both.
The same presence-and-vitals sensing runs on a Raspberry Pi or ESP32 — an order of magnitude cheaper to deploy at scale.
Nothing is filmed. WiSight reads WiFi channel data, so it sees through walls and keeps rooms camera-free by design.
Every layer is auditable and yours to extend — no vendor lock-in, no black box between you and the readings.
WiSight is an open-source WiFi-sensing platform that reads presence, vital signs, and motion from WiFi channel data — no cameras — using a vector store, kNN matching, and a cryptographic witness chain, running on cheap edge hardware.
Because it interprets radio channel state instead of images, it works through walls and stays private by default — sensing without surveillance.
Capture on the edge, interpret with a vector store, and keep every reading verifiable — no camera in the loop.
Cheap hardware — a Raspberry Pi or ESP32 — captures WiFi channel-state data from the surrounding radio field.
A vector store and kNN matching interpret presence, vitals, and motion from the channel data in real time.
A cryptographic witness chain keeps the readings verifiable and private, tamper-evident by design.
Privacy-first sensing you can afford to deploy everywhere, on a stack you can read line by line.
Read presence and vitals without ever filming a room — WiFi channel data keeps spaces camera-free by design.
A ~$15 bill of materials replaces a ~$257 appliance, so you can put sensing in every room instead of one.
Every layer is open-source — inspect it, extend it, and ship with no vendor lock-in or hidden black box.
Whether you want WiSight in your product or a bespoke sensing build, it starts with a conversation about the outcome you need.