Long-term care beds are designed for use in care homes, nursing homes, long-term care centers, and similar settings. Compared to homecare beds, they are used more frequently and under more demanding conditions—with dozens of lifting operations per day, year-round operation without interruption, and multiple caregivers working in shifts—all of which place more stringent demands on the durability of the drive system. Depending on the bed design and care standards, the system can be configured with a dual actuator or multiple independent linear actuators, providing comprehensive coverage ranging from basic position adjustment to advanced care functions such as repositioning and tilting.

Bariatric care beds are designed for use not only in home care settings but also in care homes, nursing homes, obesity treatment centers, bariatric surgery units, and intensive care units—all scenarios requiring long-term care. When a patient's weight exceeds the weight capacity of a standard homecare bed, the bed frame must be reinforced and the drive system must provide thrust far exceeding that of conventional models. Depending on the bed's structural and functional requirements, bariatric care beds typically employ a high-load dual actuator as the primary drive unit, supplemented by two to three external high-load linear actuators, which are responsible for auxiliary movements such as backrest elevation, leg section elevation, and overall bed height adjustment. This combined solution not only provides exceptional thrust to meet the load-bearing requirements of heavier patients, but also achieves more precise and stable posture control through the coordinated operation of multiple actuators.

Lift Chairs (also known as stand-up chairs or lift chairs) are smart assistive seating devices designed specifically for the elderly, people with reduced mobility and patients undergoing post-operative rehabilitation; they are widely used in home care, healthcare and wellness facilities, and rehabilitation centres. The core function of Lift Chairs lies in their ability to raise and recline the entire seat via Linear actuators. Through a combined ‘recline and lift’ motion mechanism, they facilitate a smooth transition for the user from a seated to a standing position, or a gentle return from a standing to a seated position.

For users with weak knees, lower back strain or those in the post-operative recovery phase, traditional sitting and standing movements are often accompanied by pain and a risk of falls. Our Lift Chairs system utilises precise linked control of the linear actuators to facilitate the transition between sitting and standing with smooth, gradual and controlled movements—providing support during the ascent and cushioning during the descent. This fundamentally reduces the risk of falls caused by difficulty standing up in the home environment, whilst simultaneously alleviating the load on the knees and lower back.

In addition to the stand-up assistance function, Lift Chairs also offer the full range of adjustment capabilities found in Recliners. Users can independently adjust the backrest angle and leg rest height via Controls, switching between various comfortable positions—such as reading, watching films, napping and zero-gravity—at the touch of a button. By combining stand-up assistance and leisure functions into one, Lift Chairs embody the dual values of ‘safety and care’ and ‘quality of life’.