Five Tech and Aging Products from 2025 Market Overview

An increasingly tech-oriented society makes older adult tech adoption critical. While many information-based offerings are now AI-enabled, many other capabilities like wearables and sensors, can offer safety features or be enablers for those with physical challenges -- including mobility and hearing. In addition, for those who are most comfortable interacting with a smart TV, there are new solutions that make the TV a more effective device, improve walking, or enable greater safety when out and about.  Here are five first-time entrants in this year’s Market Overview report that fit that category – all content directly from the companies:

Biomotum. "Millions of people struggle with the daily mobility tasks of standing and walking. The result is diminished activity and declining health. By providing on-demand assistance during everyday use we help individuals live healthy and engaged lives. At the center of our creative process is the motivation to have real world impact. We design products and experiments that can transition out of the lab and into the clinic and home environments." Learn more at Biomotum.

JubileeTV. "JubileeTV makes your loved one’s TV easier to use and more enjoyable. With a simple interface and voice controls, they can: Effortlessly find favorite shows, connect with family and friends through video calls, enjoy family photos and videos shared directly to their TV. Jubilee TV empowers older adults to stay connected and entertained while feeling supported every step of the way." Learn more at JubileeTV.

LogicMark Freedom Alert Max. "The Freedom Alert Max is more than just a safety device. It’s also a full-fledged cellular phone, a first for medical alert devices. With proprietary fall detection technology, it detects falls and sudden movements, instantly triggering an alert for help, even if the person is unable to speak. GPS location abilities allow for location updates, so caregivers and family always know a loved one’s location. The device also features geofencing, which immediately notifies caregivers if their loved one crosses the virtual boundary of a designated area." Learn more at LogicMark.

NexStride Walking Assistance Device. "NexStride gives you the confidence and ability to get around like you used to. Attached to your walker, cane or walking poles, NexStride is a small device that provides adjustable light and sound signals that help you walk better and live well. It is common to feel fear after a fall. You may go from participating in your normal activities to being limited or dependent on others. NexStride goes with you on your walker, cane or walking poles and is available with the touch of a button to help your brain and body stay connected and reduce the risk of falling." Learn more at NexStride.

Tuned. "t Tuned, we're redefining hearing care, making it accessible and affordable for everyone. Our AI-powered hearing solution engages, motivates, and educates users, maximizing the benefits of their hearing rehabilitation. Revolutionizing the onboarding experience, our AI-enhanced smartphone app empowers users with guided, self-administered hearing evaluation from the comfort of their homes. In just 20 minutes, they're up and running with a personalized hearing aid, expertly tuned to their unique hearing needs." Learn more at Tuned.

[See the 2025 Market Overview Technology for Aging]