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  1. "It Gives Me A Sense of Independence" - Findings From Ireland on the Use and Usefulness of Assistive Technology for People With Dementia
  2. 24-Hour Continuous Health Monitoring System for the Disabled and the Elderly in Sensor Network Environment
  3. A Care Support System for Disabled People Using the Mirror Agent
  4. A Cognitive System for a Smart Home Dedicated to People in Loss of Autonomy
  5. A New Architecture for Smart Homes Based on ADB and Temporal Reasoning
  6. A New Service Delivery and Provisioning Architecture for Home Appliances
  7. A Passive Positioning Alarm Used by Persons With Dementia and Their Spouses: A Qualitative Intervention Study
  8. A Smart Home Application to Eldercare: Current Status and Lessons Learned
  9. Access to Emergency Number Services
  10. Advances in Personal Emergency Response and Detection Systems
  11. Affective Robotics for Assisting Elderly People
  12. An Easily Installable Wireless Monitoring System for Ordinary Houses
  13. An Intelligent Health Monitoring and Emergency Response System
  14. Application of Mobile Phone Technology in the Elderly - A Simple Telecare System for Home Rehabilitation
  15. Artificially Intelligent Homes for Alzheimer's Patients Coming: Scientists
  16. Assistive Technology and Prediction of Happiness in People With Post-Polio Syndrome
  17. Assistive Technology in Elderly Care
  18. Assistive Technology in Everyday Living: A User Survey of People With Parkinson's Disease
  19. AT EASE: Automated Technology for Elder Assessment, Safety, and Environmental Monitoring
  20. Attention Care and Monitoring of Behavior
  21. Automatic Door Control System Using Active RFID Technology
  22. Avoiding Problems With Personal Emergency Response Systems
  23. Aware Home Understanding Life Activities
  24. Behavior Monitoring for Assistive Environments Using Multiple Views
  25. Behaviour Pattern Based Safety Assistant for the Elderly
  26. Call for Help
  27. CareWatch: A Home Monitoring System for Use in Homes of Persons With Cognitive Impairment
  28. Comfort Shoes With Embedded GPS to Keep Track of Alzheimer’s Patients
  29. Considering the Use of a Personal Emergency Response System: An Experience of Frail, Older Women
  30. CSUN's Phone App for Deaf Wins International Software Competition
  31. Deploying Wide-Scale In-Home Assessment Technology
  32. Design of Health Care Life Support System Based on Cybernetics
  33. Design Philosophies Applied in an Elder Home Monitoring System
  34. Designing for the Senior Surge: Makers of Appliances, Bath Fixtures Target Aging Boomers; Cooking for the Forgetful
  35. Developing a Well-Being Monitoring System – Modeling & Data Analysis Techniques
  36. Device Monitors Doorbells, Phones, Smoke Detectors: Alerts Hard of Hearing Up to 2,000 Feet
  37. Distributed Tracking and Guidance in Indoor Environments
  38. Door Monitor
  39. EEG-Activated Alarm for an ALS Patient
  40. Emergency Alert Positioning System
  41. Emergency Tracking System Aids the Autistic and Those With Alzheimer’s
  42. Empowering the User to Build Smart Home Applications
  43. Enabling Affordable and Efficiently Deployed Location Based Smart Home Systems
  44. Ethical Considerations of Home Monitoring Technology
  45. Etiquette and Effectiveness: How Should A Smart Device Interact?
  46. Facts for Consumers: Personal Emergency Response Systems
  47. Fall Classification by Machine Learning Using Mobile Phones
  48. Falls in Older People: The Place of Telemonitoring in Rehabilitation
  49. Family Caregivers' Conceptions of Usage of and Information on Products, Technology and Web-Based Services
  50. FCC Filing on Public Safety Issues: Comments of the Rehabilitation Engineering Research Center for Wireless Technologies (Wireless RERC)
  51. Finding A Sense of Relief
  52. Fire Safety for Wheelchair Users at Work and at Home
  53. Flying Solo the Safe Way: Safety Tips for Living Alone With a Disability
  54. Furthering Our Understanding of CareLink, The Outcomes Sought and the Outcomes Achieved
  55. Gadgets Keep Watch on Disabled Living Alone
  56. Gerontechnology: The Cutting Edge of Eldercare
  57. Getting Help in an Emergency
  58. GPS Phone Helps Seniors
  59. GPS Shoe to Track Alzheimer's Patients
  60. GPS Technology and Alzheimer's Disease: Novel Use for an Existing Technology
  61. Helping Find Lost Alzheimer's Patients
  62. Home Health Monitoring: A System to Assess Motor and Cognitive Function
  63. Home Modifications and Products for Safety and Ease of Use
  64. Home Monitoring Devices May Ease World Health Burden
  65. How Assistive Technology Support Cognitive Disability, Secure Active Living for Persons With Dementia and Enhance New Interfaces Between Formal and Informal Care in the Area of Dementia
  66. iLoc GPS Wristwatch Helps Caregivers Track Disabled Patients
  67. Implementation of CareTV in Care for the Elderly: The Effects on Feelings of Loneliness and Safety and Future Challenges
  68. In Elder Care, Signing on Becomes a Way to Drop By
  69. Independence Through Technology: All in a Day's Work
  70. In-Home Monitoring of Persons With Dementia: Ethical Guidelines for Technology Research and Development
  71. In-Room Security System
  72. Integration of Wireless Communication in Smart Homes for People With Disabilities
  73. Intelligent Vision-Based Fall Detection System: Preliminary Results From a Real-World Deployment
  74. Japan Company Developing Sensors for Seniors
  75. Living at Home With Acquired Cognitive Impairment - Can Assistive Technology Help?
  76. Living Longer, Living Better
  77. Lower Frequency Smoke Detectors More Effective to Hearing-Impaired Sleepers
  78. Mobile Assistant for Alzheimer Patients
  79. Monitoring Elderly People Using a Multisensory System
  80. Moving Telematics From the Laboratory to a Truly Enabling Technology Within the Community
  81. Multifunctional Mat with Alarm
  82. Multi-Modal Monitoring of the Aged in Their Own Homes
  83. New "Smart" Homes for Dementia Sufferers
  84. New Ill. 911 Service Aims to Protect the Disabled
  85. New Technology Can Be the Best Medicine
  86. Older Adults’ Privacy Considerations for Vision Based Recognition Methods of Eldercare Applications
  87. Options in PERS
  88. OSGi Surveillance Service for Smart Home
  89. Out of Sight, But Not Out of Mind: Technology Tackles Aging-In-Place
  90. Patient Attendant Call
  91. People's Perceptions and Expectations of Assistive Health-Enabling Technologies: An Empirical Study in Germany
  92. PERS - What You Need to Know
  93. Personal Emergency Response System (PERS) Alarms May Induce Insecurity Feelings
  94. Personal Emergency Response System (PERS) Providers Consumer Information
  95. Personal Emergency Response Systems: The Future of In-Home Monitoring
  96. Personal Response Services for Peace of Mind
  97. Personal Response Systems
  98. Pervasive Computing Based Multimodal Tele-Home Healthcare System Design
  99. Potential of Smart Home Technology at Homes of European Elderly
  100. Preferences and Concerns for Quality of Life Technology Among Older Adults and Persons With Disabilities: National Survey Results
  101. Prepare for Stormy Weather With an Accessible Emergency Radio
  102. Pressure Sensing GravitySpace Floor Adds New Dimension to the Smart Home
  103. Protecting Your Home: Tips for Visually Impaired Home Owners
  104. Public Telesurveillance Service for Frail Elderly Living at Home, Outcomes and Cost Evolution: A Quasi Experimental Design With Two Follow-Ups
  105. Quality Aware Elderly People Monitoring Using Ultrasonic Sensors
  106. Quality Based Query Processing for Smart Homes - Some Initial Steps
  107. Real Time Elderly Activity Monitoring System Based on a Tri-Axial Accelerometer
  108. Real-Time Locating Systems (RTLS) to Improve Fall Detection
  109. Remote Door Alarm
  110. Remote Management of Integrated Home Care Services: The DGHome Platform
  111. Residential Modifications and Decline in Physical Function Among Community-Dwelling Older Adults
  112. RFID Chips Watch Grandma Brush Teeth
  113. Robotics/Smarthome Duality: Potential Application to Assistive Technology
  114. Safe Awake Smoke Alarm Meets UL Requirements
  115. Segment Extraction Using Wavelet Multiresolution Analysis for Human Activities and Fall Incidents Monitoring System
  116. Sensors Help Keep the Elderly at Home
  117. Service Robots in Elderly Care at Home: Users’ Needs and Perceptions as a Basis for Concept Development
  118. Simple Sensors to Detect Residents’ Activities
  119. 'Smart House' Uses New Technology to Promote Independent Living
  120. SmartHouse and Health Telematic Standards for and With Users
  121. Smoke Alarms: What Consumers with Hearing Loss Should Know
  122. Social Care Chiefs Point to Positives in Tagging Idea
  123. Solo Life at High Tech Home
  124. Son’s Autism Leads to Innovation
  125. Sound Processing for Health Smart Home
  126. Stay-at-Home Solutions for Seniors
  127. Supporting Older People Through Telecare
  128. Technologies Help Adult Children Monitor Aging Parents
  129. Technology Acceptance for an Intelligent Comprehensive Interactive Care (ICIC) System for Care of the Elderly: A Survey-Questionnaire Study
  130. Technology and Long-Term Care (TLC): A Pilot Evaluation of Remote Monitoring of Elders
  131. Technology Makes 24-Hour Assistance Unnecessary
  132. Technology Opens New Doors - Literally
  133. Technology to Help Disabled and Elderly People Stay Independent
  134. Telephone Options for Cochlear Implant Users
  135. The Acceptability of Home Monitoring Technology Among Community-Dwelling Older Adults and Baby Boomers
  136. The Acceptability of Home Monitoring Technology by Baby Boomers and Older Adults
  137. The CARES Corpus: A Database of Older Adult Voices for Developing Speech Recognition Systems
  138. The Future of Health Care? Robots and Other High-Tech Help Are Close at Hand: But Is It the Kind of Help We Want?
  139. The Impact of Behavioral Monitoring Technology on the Provision of Health Care in the Home
  140. The Independent LifeStyle Assistant (ILSA): Lessons Learned
  141. The Locating Technology Project: Lessons Learned
  142. The Return of the Digital House
  143. The Technology for Monitoring Elderly Relatives
  144. The Use of ICT in the Delivery of Unplannable Care
  145. The Use of Technical Devices to Support Outdoor Mobility of Dementia Patients
  146. Universal Design for Hearing: Considerations for Examining Hearing Demands and Developing Hearing Friendly Workplaces
  147. Universal Design: A Commitment to Accommodate All
  148. Unsupervised Machine-Learning Method for Improving the Performance of Ambulatory Fall-Detection Systems
  149. Use Google+ for an Easy Home Surveillance System
  150. Use of Personal Emergency Response Systems by Older Individuals With Disabilities
  151. User Needs and Usages of Assistive Technology
  152. Using a Timer Device for the Stove: Experiences of Older Adults With Memory Impairment or Dementia and Their Families
  153. Using Context Awareness Within the 'Smart Home' Environment to Support Social Care for Adults With Dementia
  154. Va. Launching Portable Housing for Aging Relatives
  155. VALMA: Voice, Activity, and Location Monitoring for Alzheimer’s Disease and Related Dementias
  156. Wander Alert System
  157. Wheelchair Seatbelt with Alarm
  158. Widening the Wireless World
  159. Wireless Infrared Transmitting Fire Alarm With Vibrating Band Receiver
  160. With Small Devices, Older New Yorkers Gain Independence and Peace of Mind
  161. Wonderwall: High-Tech Home-Assisted Living for the Elderly
  162. Workshop on Personal Motion Technologies for Healthy Independent Living: Executive Summary
  163. Wristbands Could Be Used to Monitor Seizures, and Warn Epileptics When They Need Help
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