Press kit
Everything a writer needs about Arqaios and ALLIE.
Approved boilerplate, a fact sheet, logos, leadership headshots and product renders, with the public sources behind every claim. Use the files as they are; do not recolor, stretch or crop the marks.
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Boilerplate
Describe us this way.
One sentence
Arqaios, Inc. (Chicago) builds ALLIE, camera-free sensing fixtures that detect falls, sense presence and manage room energy in senior living and hotels. CES 2026 Innovation Awards Honoree.
Full boilerplate
Arqaios, Inc. is a Chicago-based technology company building ALLIE, a fixture-native sensing platform that embeds privacy-first 60 GHz mmWave radar, acoustic sensing and edge AI into standard light switches, power outlets and HVAC vents. ALLIE delivers camera-free fall detection, resident and guest safety, and occupancy-based energy reduction for senior living communities and hotels, with no cameras and no wearables. Arqaios is a CES 2026 Innovation Awards Honoree and a Residential Systems 2026 Picks Award winner and holds issued U.S. patents on its technology.
Style notes
- The company is Arqaios, legally Arqaios, Inc. The product is ALLIE, written in capitals, or ALLIE by Arqaios on first mention.
- ALLIE is a sensing platform built into fixtures, not a camera system and not a wearable. Say camera-free, not camera-based.
- The radar band is 60 GHz mmWave. Processing happens on the device; events, not recordings, leave the room.
- Markets: senior living (assisted living, memory care, independent living) and hotels. Headquarters: Chicago, Illinois.
Fact sheet
ALLIE at a glance.
- Product
- ALLIE by Arqaios, a family of three sensing fixtures: the ALLIE Switch, the ALLIE Outlet and the ALLIE Vent.
- Company
- Arqaios, Inc., Chicago, Illinois, USA. Founder and CEO: Bruce Ross.
- What it does
- Camera-free fall detection, presence and occupancy sensing, distress and after-hours intrusion detection, and occupancy-based control of lighting, plug loads and HVAC.
- Sensing
- 60 GHz mmWave radar (presence, position, posture, gait trends and physiological motion such as breathing), acoustic event sensing, ambient light and environmental sensors.
- Where processing happens
- On the device, inside the fixture. Presence, activity, fall and distress classification run at the edge.
- What leaves the room
- Events and summaries such as 'room occupied', 'fall detected in bathroom' or 'entry after hours', with room, severity and status. No video, no audio recordings, no raw sensor streams.
- Cameras and wearables
- None. No image sensor exists in any ALLIE fixture, and residents and guests wear nothing.
- Markets
- Senior living (assisted living, memory care, independent living, skilled nursing), hotels and extended stay.
- Installation
- Replaces standard switches, receptacles and supply-air registers in the same boxes and openings, on normal building power. Designed for retrofit and continuous operation.
- Patents
- U.S. Patent No. 12,282,307 (communication-enabled power management systems) and U.S. Patent No. 12,444,291 (smart fixture system with integrated sensors for emergency detection and response), assigned to Arqaios, Inc., with further applications pending.
- Recognition
- CES 2026 Innovation Awards Honoree (Smart Home); Residential Systems 2026 Picks Award; NAR 2025 Tech Innovation Pitch Battle finalist.
- Headquarters
- Chicago, Illinois.
Logos
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Product renders
The three fixtures.
Transparent PNG renders. Credit: Arqaios, Inc.
Leadership
Headshots and titles.
Portraits at 800 x 1000. Credit: Arqaios, Inc.



Bios for the full team are on the About page.
Recognition
Awards and their records.
- CES 2026 Innovation Awards Honoree
Smart Home category, Consumer Technology Association
- Residential Systems 2026 Picks Award
Selected by the editors of Residential Systems at CES 2026
- NAR 2025 Tech Innovation Pitch Battle finalist
One of six startups selected by the National Association of REALTORS
Issued U.S. patents
- U.S. Patent No. 12,282,307
Communication-enabled power management systems. Issued April 22, 2025.
- U.S. Patent No. 12,444,291
Smart fixture system with integrated sensors for emergency detection and response, and methods for operation. Issued October 14, 2025.
Sources
Coverage and primary sources.
- CES 2026 Innovation Awards: ALLIE, by Arqaios (honoree page)
- CES 2026 exhibitor directory: Arqaios, Inc.
- PR Newswire, 6 January 2026: ALLIE, by Arqaios brings the world's first privacy-native mmWave sensing to in-wall fixtures
- Yahoo Finance republication of the CES announcement
- Residential Systems, 8 January 2026: Picks Awards winners for CES 2026
- TWICE, 8 January 2026: Picks Awards winners for CES 2026
- National Association of REALTORS, 12 January 2026: CES 2026, how AI will power the next wave of smart home tech
- tech.realtor, 22 October 2025: Meet the finalists, six startups to compete in NAR's 2025 Tech Innovation Pitch Battle
- tech.realtor: Pitch Battle contestants
- Trend Hunter, 6 January 2026: Smart home management systems
- Videobox Showcase, CES Conversation: Bruce Ross from Arqaios (YouTube)
- Google Patents: US 12,282,307 B1
- Google Patents: US 12,444,291 B1






