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  1. “Magic Carpet” Can Detect and Possibly Predict Falls
  2. “The Cognitive Kitchen” - Key Principles and Suggestions for Design That Includes Older Adults With Cognitive Impairments as Kitchen Users
  3. A Smart Home Application to Eldercare: Current Status and Lessons Learned
  4. Advances in Personal Emergency Response and Detection Systems
  5. Affective Robotics for Assisting Elderly People
  6. AT EASE: Automated Technology for Elder Assessment, Safety, and Environmental Monitoring
  7. Behavior Monitoring for Assistive Environments Using Multiple Views
  8. Call for Help
  9. Caregivers’ Requirements for In-Home Robotic Agent for Supporting Community-Living Elderly Subjects With Cognitive Impairment
  10. Development of a Smart Home Simulator for Use as a Heuristic Tool for Management of Sensor Distribution
  11. Enabling Affordable and Efficiently Deployed Location Based Smart Home Systems
  12. Extracting Spatiotemporal Human Activity Patterns in Assisted Living Using a Home Sensor Network
  13. Gadgets Keep Watch on Disabled Living Alone
  14. Home Monitoring Devices May Ease World Health Burden
  15. Japan Company Developing Sensors for Seniors
  16. Older Adults’ Privacy Considerations for Vision Based Recognition Methods of Eldercare Applications
  17. Preferences and Concerns for Quality of Life Technology Among Older Adults and Persons With Disabilities: National Survey Results
  18. Pressure Sensing GravitySpace Floor Adds New Dimension to the Smart Home
  19. QuoVADis Project: Functionalities of the Robot and Data-Processing Architecture
  20. Real Time Elderly Activity Monitoring System Based on a Tri-Axial Accelerometer
  21. Recognizing Household Activities From Human Motion Data Using Active Learning and Feature Selection
  22. Recognizing Independent and Joint Activities Among Multiple Residents in Smart Environments
  23. Service Robots in Elderly Care at Home: Users’ Needs and Perceptions as a Basis for Concept Development
  24. Solo Life at High Tech Home
  25. Technologies Help Adult Children Monitor Aging Parents
  26. Technology Acceptance for an Intelligent Comprehensive Interactive Care (ICIC) System for Care of the Elderly: A Survey-Questionnaire Study
  27. Technology and Long-Term Care (TLC): A Pilot Evaluation of Remote Monitoring of Elders
  28. The Technology for Monitoring Elderly Relatives
  29. Use Google+ for an Easy Home Surveillance System
  30. Va. Launching Portable Housing for Aging Relatives
  31. Workshop on Personal Motion Technologies for Healthy Independent Living: Executive Summary
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