Successful Aging

Authors:
P. Cuddihy;R. T. Hinman;A. Avestruz;E. C. Lupton;G. Livshin;J. I. Rodriguez;S. B. Leeb;C. M. Clark;K. J. Horvath;L. Volicer;B. Landfeldt;J. Kay;R. Kummerfeld;A. Quigley;D. West;T. Apted;G. Sinclair;D. J. Haniff;R. Kalawsky;D. Atkins;M. Lewin;S. J. Brown;N. Shahmehri;J. Aberg;D. Maciuszek;I. Chisalita
Affiliations:
GE Global Research;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-
Venue:
IEEE Pervasive Computing
Year:
2004

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Abstract

This issue's Works in Progress department presents six abstracts for projects that are developing interesting solutions to the elderly's quality of life challenges. The first two abstracts discuss projects that will help provide the elderly with freedom and independence by instrumenting their environments with supportive technology. The next two abstracts discuss projects building specialized user interfaces for addressing some of the challenges associated with aging, such as vision impairment. The final two abstracts present projects that will aid independence for the elderly by providing remote monitoring and assistance.