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  1. A Cognitive System for a Smart Home Dedicated to People in Loss of Autonomy
  2. A New Service Delivery and Provisioning Architecture for Home Appliances
  3. Advances in Personal Emergency Response and Detection Systems
  4. Artificially Intelligent Homes for Alzheimer's Patients Coming: Scientists
  5. Attention Care and Monitoring of Behavior
  6. Avoiding Problems With Personal Emergency Response Systems
  7. Call for Help
  8. Considering the Use of a Personal Emergency Response System: An Experience of Frail, Older Women
  9. Difficulties in Automatic Speech Recognition of Dysarthric Speakers and Implications for Speech-Based Applications Used by the Elderly: A Literature Review
  10. Ethical Considerations of Home Monitoring Technology
  11. Falls in Older People: The Place of Telemonitoring in Rehabilitation
  12. Furthering Our Understanding of CareLink, The Outcomes Sought and the Outcomes Achieved
  13. Gadgets Keep Watch on Disabled Living Alone
  14. Intelligent Vision-Based Fall Detection System: Preliminary Results From a Real-World Deployment
  15. Living Longer, Living Better
  16. Mhealth is Pushing Patients Toward Perfecting Own Practice of Healthcare
  17. Multi-Modal Monitoring of the Aged in Their Own Homes
  18. New Technology Can Be the Best Medicine
  19. People's Perceptions and Expectations of Assistive Health-Enabling Technologies: An Empirical Study in Germany
  20. Personal Emergency Response System (PERS) Alarms May Induce Insecurity Feelings
  21. Personal Emergency Response Systems: The Future of In-Home Monitoring
  22. Personal Response Systems
  23. Public Telesurveillance Service for Frail Elderly Living at Home, Outcomes and Cost Evolution: A Quasi Experimental Design With Two Follow-Ups
  24. QuoVADis Project: Functionalities of the Robot and Data-Processing Architecture
  25. Remote Management of Integrated Home Care Services: The DGHome Platform
  26. Robotics/Smarthome Duality: Potential Application to Assistive Technology
  27. Sensors Help Keep the Elderly at Home
  28. 'Smart House' Uses New Technology to Promote Independent Living
  29. SmartHouse and Health Telematic Standards for and With Users
  30. Solo Life at High Tech Home
  31. Son’s Autism Leads to Innovation
  32. Technologies Help Adult Children Monitor Aging Parents
  33. The CARES Corpus: A Database of Older Adult Voices for Developing Speech Recognition Systems
  34. The Future of Health Care? Robots and Other High-Tech Help Are Close at Hand: But Is It the Kind of Help We Want?
  35. The Impact of Behavioral Monitoring Technology on the Provision of Health Care in the Home
  36. The Technology for Monitoring Elderly Relatives
  37. The Use of ICT in the Delivery of Unplannable Care
  38. User Needs and Usages of Assistive Technology
  39. Using Context Awareness Within the 'Smart Home' Environment to Support Social Care for Adults With Dementia
  40. Why Some Health Professionals Adopt Elder Home Care Telemonitoring and Others Not?
  41. With Small Devices, Older New Yorkers Gain Independence and Peace of Mind
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