CORDIS

Results of users tests in controlled conditions to check algorithms performance before real time implementation.

Update of deliverable D2.5 Results from the pilot (wave 1) and first Living Lab phase. Will be the input for the re-design phase of technologies before starting the final evaluation.

"The Code of Conduct will be prepared in response to the need to create a framework of rules and a set of Best Practice Guidelines. The Code of Conduct strengthens the Consortium Agreement to benefit end users and generally raise standards. It covers good practice regarding data accuracy, technical competence, and the publication of information about the aims and the results of the project. The Code of Conduct will also cover a set of general principles and requirements that should be followed by parties when appointing or recruiting researchers. It will also take advantage of the principles that inspire other documents, such as the ""European Code of Conduct for Research Integrity""."

Update of Deliverable D2.13

Intermediate Update of D2.12

Update of Deliverable D2.10

Update of Deliverable 2.9

(Resp.: USI, Participants: All) This task refers to the setting of living labs connected to the user groups in the project in order to give further support to the establishment of Evidence-Based Practice in ICT design. The task will provide the socio-technical infrastructure to support end users in co-creation, exploration, experimentation and evaluation of innovative ideas, scenarios, concepts and related technological artifacts. The infrastructure as central entry point for the users will include a social collaboration platform that addresses two aims. It enables the user to provide profile information including personal profile, preconditions, risk factors, unhealthy behaviours, preferences, physical activity, sleep and mental status. Such information can be combined with the measured data and then be used to provide the user with the optimal health promotion and intervention. The platform also addresses the aim of a practise-based design by supporting users to exchange and collaborate. Access to the platform will be possible from different devices. The aim of the Living Labs is to keep users in the loop. These Living Labs will start during the project and continue until its end. In the project different phases, adaptation, integration and evaluation, are planned. In all of them it is crucial to test the systems in a real environment to: 1. explore complex problems which come up with everyday home use, 2. explore new use cases as opportunities for novel functionalities and 3. provide solutions for re-development of tested components. Main focus will be on accessibility, long time usability and high flexibility to address the broad range of end-users. Due to the all-encompassing set of devices these aspects the evaluation will take into account interaction mechanisms software and hardware. Further there will be user groups in different EU countries and abroad to compare the appropriation of the system and identify cultural differences and necessary adaption for wide acceptance.

This deliverable represents the Main Wave prototype of the cognitive games and exergames. In particular, based on previous D5.1, it is the second version of the prototype released by the activities of the task T5.1 ready for the launch of the Main Wave.

Prototype of a personal automatic meal plan recommendation system based on artificial intelligence and taking into account the following factors: frailty score, food compositional databases, culture, religion and personal preferences.

Update of deliverable D6.3

This deliverable represents the Main Wave prototype of “My personal dashboard” In particular, based on previous prototype (D5.4), it is an updated version of the prototype released by the activities of the task T5.4 ready for the launch of the Main Wave.

Prototype Design for an Integrative Health Platform to Support Active and Healthy Ageing in Older Adults

Author(s): Vaziri, D.D., Anslinger, M., Unbehaun, D., Randall, D., Wieching, R., Schreiber, D., Wulf, V.

Published in: Journal of Human-Computer-Interaction, Issue under review, 2017, ISSN 1044-7318

Exploring User Behavior to Predict Influencing Factors for Technology-Supported Physical Activity in Older Adults

Author(s): Vaziri, D.D., Giannouli, E. Frisiello, A., Kaartinen, N., Wieching, R., Schreiber, D., Wulf, V.

Published in: Transactions of Computer Human Interactions (ToCHI), Issue under review, 2017, ISSN 1073-0516

Negotiating Contradictions: Engaging Disparate Stakeholder Demands in Designing for Active and Healthy Aging

Author(s): Vaziri, D.D., Unbehaun, D., Aal, K., Hofheinz, S., Shklovski, I., Wieching, R., Schreiber, D., Wulf, V.

Published in: International Journal of Human Computer Interaction, Issue under review, 2017, ISSN 0307-1022

Supporting Active and Healthy Aging - An Assistive Process Improvement Approach

Author(s): Gerhard Chroust Georg Aumayr

Published in: SMART 2017, The Sixth International Conference on Smart Cities, Systems, Devices and Technologies, 2017

Understanding needs and requirements of target group. Systematic perspective on interaction between system and environment

Author(s): Georg Aumayr Doris Bleier Gerhard Chroust Nadine Sturm

Published in: Special issue on ICT & Neurodegenerative Diseases, Issue Vol 2 No 3, 2017, Page(s) ahead of print

From Ambient Assisted Living to Active and Assisted Living: A Practical Perspectiveon Experiences and Approaches

Author(s): Georg Aumayr

Published in: Information Technologies in Medicine, 2016, Page(s) 3-13

My-Active and Healthy Ageing (My-AHA): An ICT platform to detect frailty risk and propose intervention

Author(s): Vercelli A, Rainero I, De Rosario H, Summers M, Wieching R, Aumayr G, Bandelow S, Ciferri L, Bazzani M

Published in: SoftCOM 2017, Issue in press, 2017

Transponding in eHealth – when sensors support diagnostics and monitoring

Author(s): Georg Aumayr

Published in: Interdisciplinary Information and Management Talks 2016, 2016, Page(s) 205-212

Conquering frailty with a multi-perspective approach

Author(s): Georg Aumayr Alessandro Vercelli Marco Bazzani Helios de Rosario Innocenco Rainero Daryoush Vaziri Nils Niederstrasser Stephan Bandelow Mathew Summers Eleftheria Giannouli

Published in: IDIMT 2017 Interdisciplinary Information Management Talks, Issue annual, 2017, Page(s) ahead of print

Approaches to cognitive stimulation in the prevention of dementia

Author(s): Niederstrasser, Nils G. Hogervorst, Eef Giannouli, Eleftheria Bandelow, Stephan

Published in: Journal of Gerontology & Geriatric Research, Issue 01/s5, 2016

Active aging in europe as challenge for health care

Author(s): Georg Aumayr

Published in: eHealth Forum Vienna, 2016