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P2P Group (US: PPBGF) has announced that a major New Zealand-based disability care provider will begin an on-premise trial of its Inturai platform. This marks the first deployment of Inturai's technology in the disability care sector, which represents a CAD $91.2 billion market opportunity by 2030.

The trial will test Inturai's AI-driven, hardware-free monitoring solution in test and residential environments, focusing on event detection, activity mapping, and responsive care alerting. The system aims to enhance safety and privacy without using invasive cameras or wearable devices. Success of this initial phase could lead to a broader rollout across the provider's national operations.

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Positive

  • First entry into the disability care sector, expanding market reach beyond aged care
  • Access to CAD $91.2B market opportunity by 2030
  • Potential for national rollout across provider's operations if trial succeeds
  • Technology offers non-invasive monitoring without cameras or wearables

Negative

  • Initial deployment is only a trial phase with no guaranteed expansion
  • Success depends on pending stakeholder engagement and trial outcomes

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Highlights:

  • Evaluation deployment originated by a major provider from inbound demand and marks the first deployment of Inturai technology in disability care sector

  • Disability care is a natural extension of aged care use cases and a CAD $91.2b market by 2030*

  • Based in New Zealand, the outcome of the program will define rollout discussions across the provider's national footprint

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VANCOUVER, BC, June 24, 2025 /PRNewswire/ - P2P Group Ltd. (CSE: PPB) (FSE: 3QG) (US: PPBGF) is pleased to announce that a major New Zealand-based disability care provider is commencing an on-premise trial of the Inturai platform.

The trial represents the first in-market deployment of Inturai's real-time sensing and activity recognition system in the disability care sector. It will focus on delivering enhanced safety, privacy and quality of life outcomes through Inturai's AI-driven, hardware-free monitoring solution.

This initial phase includes live testing in test and residential environments, aiming to validate use cases such as event detection, activity mapping and responsive care alerting, without the use of invasive cameras or wearable devices to maintain client dignity.

"This is a high-trust sector where dignity and safety must be delivered together," said Ed Clarke, CEO of P2P Group. "We are proud to see our platform entering the trial stage with one of New Zealand's leading care providers. It's a significant milestone in expanding our health sector impact."

Trial results will be used to inform planning for broader rollout across the provider's national operations, pending successful outcomes and stakeholder engagement. Updates will be provided should they become material.

*https://www.custommarketinsights.com/report/disabled-and-elderly-assistive/

About P2P Group

P2P Group is advancing intelligent environments through its proprietary Inturai AI signal sensing technology, transforming sectors including healthcare, defence, policing, emergency services, drones, smart homes, and industrial systems. By leveraging standard Wi-Fi and radio signals, Inturai delivers next-generation spatial intelligence without the need for invasive or specialist hardware. This breakthrough enables safer, smarter spaces across a range of high-impact use cases. To learn more, visit www.p2p-group.com.

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FAQ

What is the market size for disability care that PPBGF is targeting?

The disability care market that P2P Group is targeting is projected to reach CAD $91.2 billion by 2030.

What technology is P2P Group deploying in the New Zealand disability care trial?

P2P Group is deploying its Inturai platform, an AI-driven, hardware-free monitoring solution that provides event detection, activity mapping, and responsive care alerting without invasive cameras or wearable devices.

Where is PPBGF conducting its first disability care sector trial?

P2P Group is conducting its first disability care sector trial with a major provider in New Zealand, testing the platform in test and residential environments.

What are the key features of PPBGF's Inturai platform for disability care?

The Inturai platform offers real-time sensing, activity recognition, event detection, and responsive care alerting while maintaining client dignity through a non-invasive approach without cameras or wearables.

What is the potential expansion plan for PPBGF's disability care trial?

Following successful trial outcomes and stakeholder engagement, P2P Group plans to discuss a broader rollout across the provider's national operations in New Zealand.