This class 1 medical product is designed to improve the quality of life for people suffering incontinence and help reduce the cost of clinical care in the community. This product was recently honoured with a 2009 GOOD DESIGN AWARD from The Chicago Athenaeum: Museum of Architecture and Design

A monitor is worn by the patient and it uses a wireless mesh network to communicate through nodes to the base station. The units are recharged through a docking system. Charlwood developed the units and managed the injection moulding production.