7 domotica in zorg en preventie

2de IBBT Brokerage Event

Break-out Sessie

Domotica en ICT in zorg en preventie

Session chair: Piet DemeesterIBBT Program Manager: Birgit Morlion

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2de IBBT Brokerage Event – Domotica en ICT in zorg en preventie

Objectives

Objectives:IBBT = demand driven researchInteraction with industry and other organisationsIdentification of research topicsIdentification of interested parties

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Topics

Concept domotica + ICTMarket potentialRequirementsSome projects/ organisationsDiscussion

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Concept

Smart Houses to support Quality of LifeSmart House= advanced domotica + adequate ICT solutionsGeneral : develop modern home systems to support daily live available to everybody, for example home management functions in general such as security, energy, comfort Tailor the user interface + services to groups with specific needs (people with physical and/or mental disabilities, mental illness, blind or deaf people or elderly people)Creation of ‘independent living systems’ (continue an independent life in their own living environment )

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Market potential

Ageing populationIncrease of chronic illnessPressure on healthcare expendituresLack of intra-mural capacity for above groups (limited capacity of geriatrics, homes for the elderly, service flats, …)

The wish to stay at home …

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Market potential

Ageing populationIncreasing need for home care!

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Market potential

Homecare situation in Flanders

Studie verpleegkundige kerninterventies, jan 2005, www.witgelekruis.be

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Market potential

Dementia/ Alzheimer in the homecareDesorientation and disfunction of memoryTypical age > 65 jFocus on care Maximum support is needed to minimize the impact on daily liveSupport of family, friends, …

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Market potential

Orthopedical care in homecareTypical age: 70 – 80 jFractures after fall (osteoporosis) Increase safety in the home environment!Continued risk analysis of home environment.Technological support to alleviate problems related to age related deficiencies

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Some projects / organisations

DEM-DISC project of Telematica Institute, NL, (www.telin.nl )

A Dynamic Interactive Social Chart in Dementia careService bundling architecture and mobile data exchange services

RERC-Tech-Aging institute, US, (www.rerc.ufl.edu )Rehabilitation Engineering Research Center on Technology for Successful AgingResearch and development on communications, home monitoring, and "smart" technology for older persons

http://www.telin.nl/

http://www.rerc.ufl.edu/

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Some projects / organisations

NL smart houses, Nationale Kenniscentrum voorDomotica & Slim Wonen

http://www.smart-homes.nl/

In-HAM (www.in-ham.be)

Innovation center in Housing for Adapted MovementAdvice/ information/ design in the field of assistive technology in buildings and living –environments 4 demonstration dwellings

KITTZ promotion of independent livinghttp://kittz.leonesit.com/kr_kittz/

http://www.in-ham.be/

http://kittz.leonesit.com/kr_kittz/

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Conclusions

Zero-touch / user friendlinessInteroperabilityFlexibility (personalized)Data acquisition and managementSecuritySafetyRobustness and ScalabilityUser requirementsLegal constraints

> 10 interested parties

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Conclusions

Extra input from session attendees:Both security and safety need to be considered(safety=to guarantee fail safe operation in allsituations)iDTV based interfaces for eHomeCare services are important as they are present in most homesInterfacing with sensorsMigration problem for old houses to have extensivecabling, electricity, etc.Business modelling is important as wellEvaluating psychological factor of elderly people whocan stay at home instead of moving to RVT

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