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Downloads: Dem@Care

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Dem@Care

As populations age worldwide, incidences of age-related chronic conditions like dementia are increasing rapidly. Concerted efforts are being made to help people with dementia remain independent and active members of society. The FP7 project Dem@Care aims to contribute to these efforts by providing a comprehensive multi-sensor monitoring solution, with two feedback loops, connecting the multi-sensor outputs with the patient and the carer, for reliable remote care and increased independence.
We will present the central ideas and goals of Dem@Care, as well as its progress until now. Our presentation, accompanied by demos, will demonstrate how the multi-sensor processing can be integrated in a person’s daily life and provide valuable descriptions and insights on their condition, as well as relevant feedback and support. The role of clinicians’ inputs, sensor data analysis and protection of privacy will also be demonstrated.