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  1. A Smart Floor Tile for Autonomous and Passive Physiological Monitoring: Preliminary Design and Results
  2. Acceptance of Healthcare Robots for the Older Population: Review and Future Directions
  3. Affective Robotics for Assisting Elderly People
  4. Ageing People in Ireland: A Survey Perspective on Technology in the Home
  5. Agitation Monitoring of Persons With Dementia Based on Acoustic Sensors, Pressure Sensors and Ultrasound Sensors: A Feasibility Study
  6. An Intelligent Health Monitoring and Emergency Response System
  7. Application of Speech Technology in a Home Based Assessment Kiosk for Early Detection of Alzheimer's Disease
  8. Artificial Pancreas Tracks Two Hormones
  9. AT to "Watch" for in 2004
  10. Bandage With Integrated Sensors to Monitor the Healing of Injured Knees
  11. Behaviour Pattern Based Safety Assistant for the Elderly
  12. Caregivers’ Requirements for In-Home Robotic Agent for Supporting Community-Living Elderly Subjects With Cognitive Impairment
  13. Cell Phones Help Keep Blood Pressure, Diabetes in Check
  14. Comparative Performance Analysis of ECG Coding for 3G Wireless Telecardiology System
  15. Continuous Glucose Monitoring
  16. Could New Diabetes Device Cut Low Blood Sugar Risk?
  17. Deploying Wide-Scale In-Home Assessment Technology
  18. Detection of Early Cognitive Loss From Medication Adherence Behavior
  19. Developing a Well-Being Monitoring System – Modeling & Data Analysis Techniques
  20. Diabetes Management App on Smartphones Helps Teens Manage Blood Sugar and Insulin Levels
  21. Distributed Healthcare: Simultaneous Assessment of Multiple Individuals
  22. Evaluation of a Remote Training Approach for Teaching Seniors to Use a Telehealth System
  23. Evaluation of an SD Memory Card Datalogger for Portable Long-Term Data Collection
  24. Fall Classification by Machine Learning Using Mobile Phones
  25. Function, Eligibility, Outcomes, and Exercise Capacity Associated with Left Ventricular Assist Devices
  26. Gerontechnology: The Cutting Edge of Eldercare
  27. Home Health Monitoring: A System to Assess Motor and Cognitive Function
  28. Home Monitoring Devices May Ease World Health Burden
  29. In-Home Monitoring of Persons With Dementia: Ethical Guidelines for Technology Research and Development
  30. Innovation of Health Care Provision: Observations Made During the Development of Two Care Products in the Netherlands
  31. Insulin pumps, monitors vulnerable to hacking
  32. Integrating Intelligent Systems for Elder Care in RoboCare
  33. Korean Nurse Bot Sniffs the Air to Detect Soiled Diapers
  34. Letting Consumers Analyze Their Sleep
  35. Mhealth is Pushing Patients Toward Perfecting Own Practice of Healthcare
  36. Monitoring Computer Interactions to Detect Early Cognitive Impairment in Elders
  37. Mouthpieces Gather Impact Data From Football Players
  38. New Design to Prevent Dehydration
  39. New Discoveries Bring New Life
  40. New Tools 2010
  41. Non-Contact Sensors Monitor Patient Heartbeats From a Meter Away
  42. Nurse Alert System
  43. Observing Outdoor Activity Using Global Positioning System-Enabled Cell Phones
  44. Older Adults' Perception and Use of PDAs, Home Automation System, and Home Health Monitoring System
  45. Options in PERS
  46. Painless Diabetes Monitoring
  47. People's Perceptions and Expectations of Assistive Health-Enabling Technologies: An Empirical Study in Germany
  48. Personalized Assessment Technology for Autism Research and Treatment: A Non-Stop Data Flow That Could Break New Ground
  49. Privacy Management in Smart Homes: Design and Analysis
  50. Real-Time Cardiac Arrhythmia Tele-Assistance and Monitoring Platform: RECATA
  51. Real-Time Locating Systems (RTLS) to Improve Fall Detection
  52. Researchers Develop Low-Cost Stroke Rehabilitation Glove
  53. Sensors Help Keep the Elderly at Home
  54. Sleep Sensor Hides Beneath the Mattress
  55. SMART Belt Detects Seizures, Calls for Help
  56. Smart House Helps People With Dementia
  57. 'Smart House' Uses New Technology to Promote Independent Living
  58. Smart Shoe: An Electronic Insole Catches Imbalance Early
  59. SmartHouse and Health Telematic Standards for and With Users
  60. Socially Assistive Robotics for Post-Stroke Rehabilitation
  61. Technology Acceptance for an Intelligent Comprehensive Interactive Care (ICIC) System for Care of the Elderly: A Survey-Questionnaire Study
  62. Telecare in Home Health Care
  63. Telecare: Home Monitor
  64. The Acceptability of Home Monitoring Technology Among Community-Dwelling Older Adults and Baby Boomers
  65. The Future of Health Care? Robots and Other High-Tech Help Are Close at Hand: But Is It the Kind of Help We Want?
  66. The Reality of Working With New Technology: Staff Perceptions of an In-Room Monitoring System for Persons With Dementia
  67. The Return of the Digital House
  68. The Technology for Monitoring Elderly Relatives
  69. Unobtrusive Vital Signs Monitoring From a Multisensor Bed Sheet
  70. User-centred Physiological Emotion Detection for Assistive Technology
  71. Using Unobtrusive Technology to Monitor Activities of Daily Living and Assess Functionality
  72. Validation of Use of Wireless Monitors to Measure Levels of Mobility During Hospitalization
  73. Why Some Health Professionals Adopt Elder Home Care Telemonitoring and Others Not?
  74. Wireless System Uses Off the Shelf Components to Monitor Patients’ Breathing
  75. Workshop on Personal Motion Technologies for Healthy Independent Living: Executive Summary
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