No. Isa has no camera and does not record videos or take photos.

A conventional camera was deliberately omitted. Instead, Isa uses a special 3D sensor that was originally developed for space travel. This emits invisible light, measures its reflection, and creates a three-dimensional map of the environment using time-of-flight analysis.

This allows Isa to recognise ergonomic situations without generating images or video recordings.

In principle, Isa therefore „sees“ no people or faces. Instead, the sensor detects spatial structures and movements in the room.

So, for instance, Isa can perceive whether you are drinking, sitting for a long time, moving, how your spine is positioned, or where possible stresses might be occurring, without taking photos or visually monitoring you.

The device is not intended for monitoring employees.

Many users initially have data protection concerns or are sceptical, as devices in the workplace are quickly associated with surveillance.

This is precisely why it's important: Isa has been developed to support you ergonomically and encourage healthy habits in your daily work, not to monitor performance.

Another important difference compared to many other smart devices:

Isa does not require an internet connection. Your data does not need to be transferred to a cloud for Isa to work. What's important to us: Your data is yours.

Unlike many Big Tech companies, we have no interest in collecting, sharing, or using personal data for advertising purposes. Isa was developed so that data protection and privacy are part of the product from the outset.