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Time |
Wednesday the 15th of September |
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Track G |
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Track rationale |
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Theme |
AAL in research |
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16.30-18.00 |
G1: Living Labs, Pilots and real scenarios |
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Session Rationale |
People demand services rather than products or technology.Technology is not the objective but just a tool to address peopleísneeds. Research must focus on service delivery. What is the bestapproach to identify user needs, in particular those of olderpeople? Who should lead the innovation process and how can asuccessful delivery be achieved? This session will present thelessons learnt from different approaches (living Lab, pilots andreal scenarios) |
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Speakers |
Chair: Mari Satur Torre, Innovation Manager, FundaciÛn VodafoneEspaÒa Alexander Klapproth.pdf, Prof., iHomeLab – Lucerne Universityof Applied Sciences: iHomeLab – Interdisciplinary applied research –Or how to get to successful AAL solutions that peopleaccept Jaromir Dolezal.pdf, Mr, Czech Technical University inPrague: Mobile Technologies as Integral Part of Decision SupportSystem in Home Care Tom Zentek, FZI Forschungszentrum Informatik:AAL Services for COPD patients MarÌa del Puerto Asensio, FundaciÛn VodafoneEspaÒa: PaSOS, Steps towards a Standard Protocol forMobile Teleassistance Jaisiel Madrid Sanchez.pdf, Technosite: User-driven innovation for inclusive technology: Technositeísexperience |
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Time |
Thursday the 16th of September |
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09.00-10.30 |
G2: Innovative Research I |
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Session Rationale |
Session introduced by session chair (approx. 5 min.) |
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Speakers |
Chair: Pietro Siciliano, Dr., Institute forMicroelectronics and Microsystems IMM-CNR Ann O’Hanlon_Brian O’Mullane.pdf, CASALA /Netwell: Older Adults Use and Attitude towardsTechnology Bernhard Woeckl.pdf, CURE – Center for Usability Research andEngineering: Beyond Usability: User goals, values and experiences asdriving forces of AAL innovation Thomas Lindh, Dr. and MSc Ibrahim Orhan (PhD student), Schoolof Technology and Health, KTH: Wireless sensor networks – a case study for ambient assistedliving Alessandro Leone, Dr., Institute for Microelectronics andMycrosistems – Italian National Research Council:A multi-sensor platform with data fusion capabilities for thedetection of dangerous events of elder |
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13.00-14.30 |
G3: Innovative Research II |
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Session Rationale |
Session introduced by session chair (approx. 5 min.) |
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Speakers |
Chair: Ilse Kryspin-Exner, Univ.Prof.Dr., Department ofClinical, Biological and Differential Psychology, Faculty ofPsychology, University of Vienna Birgit U. Stetina, Dr., Oswald D. Kothgassner &Ilse Kryspin-Exner, Faculty of Psychology, University ofVienna: Vital vs. Virtual – VR and Real-Life Interaction. ExploringNew Ways in Emotion Research and ClinicalIntervention Jan Havlik, Ing. PhD., CVUT Prague: New concept of supporting elderly: entertainment andambient A. Navarro: Enhancing AmI flexibility in BrainAble |
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15.00-16.30 |
G4: YR-RISE Postersession |
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Session Rationale |
Session introduced by session chair Guided Tour and discussion with the young researches and PhDsparticipating |
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Speakers |
Chair: Ilse Kryspin-Exner, Univ.Prof.Dr., Institut f¸r Klinische,Biologische und Differentielle Psychologie, Fakult‰t f¸rPsychologie der Universit‰t Wien |
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Time |
Friday the 17th of September |
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09.00-10.30 |
G5 |
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Session Rationale |
Presentation of the Three Winners of the YR-RISE Award |
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Speakers |
Chair: Ilse Kryspin-Exner, Univ.Prof.Dr., Department of Clinical,Biological and Differential Psychology, Faculty of Psychology,University of Vienna |
