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<strong>SmartSenior</strong> <strong>–</strong><br />

<strong>Intelligent</strong> <strong>services</strong> <strong>for</strong> <strong>senior</strong> <strong>citizens</strong>.<br />

Smart Exchange <strong>for</strong> Future Cities <strong>–</strong> Projects Partnerships and Cooperations<br />

Erik Neumann<br />

European Center <strong>for</strong> In<strong>for</strong>mation an Communication Technologies<br />

Berlin, 18 November 2011<br />

Independent, safe, healthy and mobile in old age.


Agenda.<br />

• Motivation<br />

• Mission<br />

• Consortium<br />

• Architecture<br />

• Timetable<br />

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Motivation.<br />

The market <strong>for</strong> <strong>services</strong> that enable an independent and self-determined<br />

lifestyle is growing at a rapid pace.<br />

Growing target group 50+.<br />

• In 2008, 32.2 million people (39%<br />

of the German population) were<br />

aged 50 or above.* During the<br />

course of demographic<br />

change, the number of<br />

50+ households will<br />

grow by 50% over the<br />

next ten years.<br />

• The 50+ generation is<br />

financially well-off<br />

(net income approx.<br />

740 billion € in 2008**)<br />

and willing to spend on areas of life<br />

that are important to them.<br />

Sources: *) Federal Statistical Office, 2006 (http://www.destatis.de),<br />

**) GFK, 2008 (http://www.gfk.com/imperia/md/content/presse/pd_kaufkraft_i-2008_dfin.pdf).<br />

Needs not met.<br />

• The products and <strong>services</strong> currently<br />

available <strong>for</strong> the “silver generation”<br />

are still characterized by limited<br />

availability, poor integration and<br />

high costs.<br />

• There is no integrative solution<br />

available on the market which<br />

accommodates the different<br />

individual needs of the target group.<br />

• User interfaces lack consistency<br />

and intuitiveness; this represents a<br />

major hurdle <strong>for</strong> wide-ranging user<br />

acceptance.<br />

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Agenda.<br />

• Motivation<br />

• Mission<br />

• Consortium<br />

• Architecture<br />

• Timetable<br />

<strong>SmartSenior</strong> Project Presentation Nov 18 2011 | 4


Mission.<br />

The various scenarios in <strong>SmartSenior</strong> are derived from known basic needs.<br />

Be safe on the go.<br />

Get well and stay healthy.<br />

Live independently at<br />

home <strong>for</strong> longer.<br />

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Mission.<br />

Scenarios.<br />

Be safe on the go.<br />

Be safe on the go.<br />

• Increased objective and<br />

subjective safety.<br />

• Extended tracking systems.<br />

• Extended emergency assistance<br />

with vital data transmission.<br />

• Safe emergency stop function in<br />

the car.<br />

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Mission.<br />

Scenarios.<br />

Get well and stay healthy.<br />

Get well and stay healthy.<br />

• Telemedical aftercare and<br />

support in the home.<br />

• Standardized transmission of vital<br />

parameters and detection of<br />

anomalies.<br />

• Integration of care and support<br />

<strong>services</strong>.<br />

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Mission.<br />

Scenarios.<br />

Live independently at home <strong>for</strong><br />

longer.<br />

• Assistance with everyday domestic<br />

life, integration of social and other<br />

<strong>services</strong> in the neighborhood.<br />

• Safety in the home, prevention and<br />

identification of emergency<br />

situations.<br />

• Integrated, easy-to-use<br />

communication facilities with social<br />

network and service providers.<br />

Live independently at<br />

home <strong>for</strong> longer.<br />

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Mission.<br />

Scenarios and main objectives.<br />

Be safe on the go.<br />

Get well and stay healthy.<br />

Maintaining older<br />

people's standard<br />

of living from an<br />

economic, health<br />

and social<br />

perspective.<br />

Live independently at<br />

home <strong>for</strong> longer.<br />

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Mission.<br />

Priority areas.<br />

• Development of emergency identification and assistance systems <strong>for</strong><br />

safe mobility.<br />

• Integration of existing and new <strong>services</strong> in the areas of prevention,<br />

treatment and rehabilitation.<br />

• Creating of solutions <strong>for</strong> increased safety in the home<br />

and on the move.<br />

• Development of an age-appropriate communications infrastructure<br />

with simple, intuitive user interfaces.<br />

• Conducting field studies on acceptance, benefits, costs and sustainability<br />

with service providers in model apartments and Living Labs.<br />

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Agenda.<br />

• Motivation<br />

• Mission<br />

• Consortium<br />

• Architecture<br />

• Timetable<br />

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Consortium.<br />

Partners.<br />

Research Health<br />

service providers<br />

Mobility<br />

service providers<br />

Health and care<br />

insurance<br />

companies**<br />

Manufacturers of<br />

sensor systems and<br />

medical equipment*<br />

** **<br />

In negotiations with others.<br />

Care and<br />

support<br />

providers<br />

In<strong>for</strong>mation<br />

technology<br />

Housing<br />

industry<br />

Infrastructure<br />

and network<br />

providers<br />

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Nov 18 2011 Date | 12<br />

**<br />

* Supported by:<br />

** As associated partners, commitments under negotiation.


Agenda.<br />

• Motivation<br />

• Mission<br />

• Consortium<br />

• Architecture<br />

• Timetable<br />

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<strong>SmartSenior</strong> architecture.<br />

Domestic<br />

appliances<br />

Ambient<br />

sensors<br />

Sensors worn<br />

on the body<br />

In the home<br />

Equipment <strong>for</strong><br />

med. applications<br />

TV as central<br />

service portal<br />

Home<br />

Gateway<br />

Med-I-<br />

Box<br />

Medical data<br />

Care at<br />

home<br />

<strong>SmartSenior</strong> range of <strong>services</strong><br />

Telemedical<br />

support<br />

Other providers<br />

Other <strong>services</strong><br />

AAL <strong>services</strong> plat<strong>for</strong>m<br />

Telemedical <strong>services</strong> plat<strong>for</strong>m<br />

Doctors,<br />

therapists,<br />

rehab. facilities,<br />

clinics<br />

Comprehensive interaction concept<br />

and user interface design<br />

On the go<br />

Comprehensive<br />

emergency assistance<br />

Smartphone<br />

Sensors<br />

in the car<br />

Sensors worn<br />

on the body<br />

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Vehicle<br />

systems (e.g.<br />

emergency<br />

stop)


Agenda.<br />

• Motivation<br />

• Mission<br />

• Consortium<br />

• Architecture<br />

• Timetable<br />

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Timetable.<br />

Year 0 Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4<br />

Proposal &<br />

approval phase<br />

Approval =<br />

Start of<br />

project<br />

Business models &<br />

requirements of vital<br />

data measurement<br />

M06 M12 M18 M24 M30 M36<br />

M0 M03 M09<br />

Definition of<br />

requirements <strong>for</strong><br />

all sub-projects<br />

Project execution<br />

Specification<br />

of overall<br />

architecture<br />

Start of 1st<br />

evaluation<br />

of usability<br />

Interim results,<br />

demonstrators,<br />

business models<br />

Currently <br />

Start of 2nd<br />

evaluation<br />

of usability<br />

Start of integration and<br />

set up of model<br />

apartment / Living Labs<br />

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Transfer to<br />

Living Labs /<br />

product<br />

development<br />

End of<br />

project


Thank you.<br />

www.smart-<strong>senior</strong>.de<br />

Erik Neumann, Project Manager eHealth<br />

EICT GmbH<br />

Erik.Neumann@eict.de<br />

Independent, safe, healthy and mobile in old age.


European Center <strong>for</strong> In<strong>for</strong>mation and<br />

Communication Technologies<br />

Drive Innovation in a Partnership.<br />

November 2011


EICT is a Public Private Partnership of innovation<br />

leaders.<br />

Project<br />

Management<br />

1) Intellectual Property Right<br />

Daimler<br />

EICT Public Private Partnership<br />

Fraunhofer Gesellschaft<br />

Deutsche Telekom TU Berlin<br />

Innovation<br />

Methods &<br />

Tools<br />

Pooling of<br />

R&D infrastructure<br />

EICT GmbH<br />

Opera Software<br />

Contractual<br />

Framework<br />

& IPR 1)<br />

Exchange<br />

of<br />

Ideas<br />

R&D<br />

value<br />

creation<br />

R&D<br />

support<br />

19


EICT’s methods and tools to meet the challenges<br />

of collaborative innovation.<br />

Collaborative innovation process with EICT <strong>services</strong><br />

Topic<br />

identification<br />

Strategy<br />

Consulting<br />

Business field<br />

exploration<br />

Consortia building<br />

Funding, project<br />

initiation<br />

Execution<br />

Innovation Radar Collaborative Future Exploration<br />

Networking on Demand<br />

IM 1) Methods &<br />

Tools<br />

Strategic Business Field Exploration<br />

Proposal Service (EU and national level)<br />

Multi-party Project Management<br />

Proposal<br />

Service<br />

§ § §<br />

Technical<br />

infrastructure<br />

EICT Partner Program<br />

Project<br />

Management<br />

Roadmapping Workshop<br />

IT IT-suite <strong>for</strong> Project Management<br />

Communications & Events<br />

Communications<br />

& Dissemination<br />

20


EICT supports finding suitable project partners from<br />

different industries and research institutions.<br />

Topic<br />

identification<br />

Networking on<br />

Demand<br />

Roadmapping<br />

Workshop<br />

Collaborative innovation process<br />

Business field<br />

exploration<br />

Consortia<br />

building<br />

Funding,<br />

project initiation<br />

Initializing cross-industry cooperations<br />

Facilitating university-industry collaboration<br />

Organizing networking events, e.g. workshops,<br />

panel discussions, conferences, seminars<br />

Fostering the transfer of R&D results to the market<br />

Bringing together people from R&D, innovation management,<br />

product management and marketing/ sales<br />

Creating a common vision and jointly shape the strategy<br />

Execution<br />

21


With its experience and specific IT tools EICT<br />

accompanies the initiation of public-funded projects.<br />

Topic<br />

identification<br />

IT<br />

Proposal<br />

Service<br />

IT suite <strong>for</strong><br />

Project<br />

Management<br />

Business field<br />

exploration<br />

1) Specifically developed <strong>for</strong> reporting to funding agencies<br />

Collaborative innovation process<br />

Consortia<br />

building<br />

Funding,<br />

project initiation<br />

Supporting the identification of suitable funding schemes on<br />

European and national level<br />

Preparing research project proposals<br />

Supporting contract negotiations<br />

Allocating collaboration space on EICT servers<br />

Providing secure per-project communication<br />

Setting up EICT Online Reporting Tool 1) <strong>for</strong> project and<br />

periodic reporting<br />

Execution<br />

22


EICT’s hands-on project management ensures<br />

successful execution and impact of R&D projects.<br />

Topic<br />

identification<br />

Multi-Party<br />

Project<br />

Management<br />

Communications<br />

& Events<br />

1) By using the EICT Online Reporting Tool<br />

Collaborative innovation process<br />

Business field<br />

exploration<br />

Consortia<br />

building<br />

Coordinating the project portfolio<br />

Funding,<br />

project initiation<br />

Preparing and maintaining contacts to funding agencies<br />

Implementing planning and controlling<br />

Executing project and periodic reporting 1)<br />

Developing project-related communication concepts and<br />

corporate identity<br />

Producing specific media, e.g. newsletter, website,<br />

presentations<br />

Organizing workshops and events<br />

Execution<br />

23


European Center <strong>for</strong> In<strong>for</strong>mation and<br />

Communication Technologies<br />

Thank you!<br />

Erik.Neumann@eict.de<br />

November 2011

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