Home Deployments for Independent Living

Aaron Quigley; Michael McGrath; Paddy Nixon; Terry Dishongh

Home Deployments for Independent Living

Aaron Quigley
, Michael McGrath
, Paddy Nixon
, Terry Dishongh

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Abstract

This paper reports on the research and data/infrastructure challenges faced in moving pervasive computing technology to large numbers of home deployments from both a controlled clinical and laboratory setting. The purpose of these home deployments is twofold; to provide a number of services to a cohort of elders and to collect a rich array of physiological, environmental and computational context data for clinical study. By adopting a scenario based design framework we can incorporate the results from ethnographic study, ongoing application development to help realise a suite of hardware, software, services and sensors from our technology platform suitable for in-situ study.

Original language	English
Publisher	European Alliance for Innovation
Number of pages	7
Publication status	Published - 2008
Externally published	Yes

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