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Smart Homes and Beyond : ICOST 2006.
Title:
Smart Homes and Beyond : ICOST 2006.
Author:
Nugent, C.
ISBN:
9781607501787
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Physical Description:
1 online resource (396 pages)
Series:
Assistive Technology Research Series
Contents:
Title page -- Sponsors -- ICOST2006 Committee Members -- Keynote Speakers -- Preface -- Contents -- Invited Papers -- The Goal: Smart People, Not Smart Homes -- A Smart House for Emergencies in the Elderly -- Human-Computer Interaction -- SCYLLA: A Toolkit for Document Based Human Environment Interaction -- Gesture-Based Interface for Home Appliance Control in Smart Home -- Human-Robot User Studies in Eldercare: Lessons Learned -- Event Detection Using Audio in a Smart Home Context -- Human-Centred Design of an Assistive Ubiquitous Multimodal Dialogue System -- Smart Homes and Healthcare -- e-Care: An Assistive Technology Enabled Paradigm Shift -- Nurse Participation in the Design of User Interfaces for a Smart Home System -- Telemedicine for Elderly Patient at Home: The TelePat Project -- Around the Clock Personalized Heart Monitoring Using Smart Phones -- Robotised Assistance for Reduced Mobility Persons: Resume of a Project -- Why Elders Forget to Take Their Meds: A Probe Study to Inform a Smart Reminding System -- The SMART Project: An ICT Decision Platform for Home-Based Stroke Rehabilitation System -- Monitoring Health by Detecting Drifts and Outliers for a Smart Environment Inhabitant -- A Logical Approach to ADL Recognition for Alzheimer's Patients -- A Priori Evaluation of Acceptance of an Activity Monitoring Device for the Disabled Elderly Using the HIS as a Model -- Context Awareness and Activity Monitoring -- Intelligent Person-Centric Services for Smart Environments: 'Where Are You?' -- Elderly People Supporting Experiment in a Real-Life Environment -- A Self-Managing Infrastructure for Ad-Hoc Situation Determination -- A Context-Dependent Task Model for Task-Based Computing -- Manipulative Robotic Tasks in Smart Home Environments -- Remote Non-Intrusive Patient Monitoring -- Learning User Preferences in an Anxious Home.

A System for Activity Monitoring and Patient Tracking in a Smart Hospital -- Supporting Care Networks Through an Ubiquitous Collaborative Environment -- Easily Installable Sensor Unit Based on Measuring Radio Wave Leakage from Home Appliances for Behavioural Monitoring -- Sensors, Wearable Systems, Smart Devices and Robotics -- In-Motion Detection of Daily Life Activity Using Wireless Networked Smart Sensors -- Ultra Low Resolution Thermal Imaging for Kitchen Hazard Detection: A Technology Feasibility Study -- Fiber Bragg Grating Sensor System for Monitoring and Handling Bedridden Patients -- Selecting Optimal Recording Sites in Electrocardiography to Enhance Home Based Recovery Monitoring with Smart Clothes -- Evaluation of an Accelerometer-Based Mobility Telemonitoring Device in a Smart Home Environment -- Communications, Middleware and Privacy -- Building Plug-and-Play Smart Homes Using the Atlas Platform -- A Model for the Enforcement of Privacy Protection in Consumer Healthcare -- Sensor Fusion-Based Middleware for Assisted Living -- Designing Middleware for Smart Spaces -- Open Source Home Gateway Deployment -- An Automatic Driver Deployment Mechanism in the OSGi Gateway for Smart Homes -- Poster Presentations -- PerVision: An Integrated Pervasive Computing/Computer Vision Approach to Tracking Objects in a Self-Sensing Space -- New Multimodal Dialogue System for an Academic Intelligent Environment -- SVG as a Basis for HCI in Heterogeneous eHealth Systems -- A Design Process for the Research and Development of Smart Clothes with Embedded Technologies with Potential to Enhance Quality of Life for Older People -- Healthcare Technologies for Older People: What Do Physicians Think? -- Nestling Technology Between Life-Enhancing Environments and Caring Community Services -- A Design and Implementation of Alimentary Therapy Support System.

ASPICE: An Interface System for Independent Life -- Proactive Electronic Assistant for Intelligent Homecare Environments - A Development Pilot -- A New Generation of Wireless Personal Alarm Facilitating Context-Aware Location Based Emergency Response Outside the Home -- Learning Life Habits and Practices: An Issue to the Smart Home -- Context-Aware Media Personalization -- A Multiagent Architectural Framework for Smart Homes to Provide i-Care Services Supported by Decision Taking Procedures -- AE-Sim 2.0: A Distributed Simulator for Intelligent Spaces and Robots -- Providing Continuous Service in Context-Aware Computing System -- Author Index.
Abstract:
The thought behind this publication is to continue to develop an active research community dedicated to explore how Smart Homes and Health Telematics can foster independent living and offer an enhanced quality of life for ageing and disabled people. As we begin to witness the effects of changing demographics on today's society we begin to appreciate that the increase in the number of elderly and in the prevalence of those suffering from chronic disease and disabilities are likely to further increase in the next two to three decades. To react to the needs of this cohort to provide an environment within which the people can reside for as long as possible, whilst maintaining their quality of life and independence, is a widespread concern for all. As such, there is real benefit to further investigate the role of technologies to address these changes and subsequently offer practical solutions to support independent living. The editors feel that within the realms of Smart Homes and Health Telematics real, affordable and useful services can be developed which will have the necessary underlying technological and service delivery infrastructures to allow seamless integration into existing care delivery paradigms. The introduction of technology can provide a positive impact. However, it is necessary to avoid any detrimental effects if reliance upon technology within the home environment becomes so great that people will not leave their own home in fear of losing the support once outside of the home, or its close proximity. This publication focuses on promoting personal autonomy and extending the quality of life by considering including smart services inside and outside of the home.
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Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2017. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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