the fusion of technology, service and healthcare to improve the quality of life for all ages

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The fusion of technology, service and healthcare to improve the quality of life

for all ages.

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A “Booming” Issue• The number of people worldwide 65 years and older is currently

estimated at 506 million. This number will surge to 1.3 billion by 2040• Within 10 years, for the first time in human history there will be more

people aged 65 and older than children under the age of 5• By the year 2050, 1 in 3 Americans will 60+• By the year 2030, 71.5M Americans will be 65+• By the year 2020, over 10M Americans will be 85+• 93% of Americans 65 and older remain living in their homes• 80% of Women over the age of 85 are widowed or divorced • Between now and 2030, more than 78,000,000 Americans will enter

retirement age.

There will not be enough facilities, doctors or nurses to care for them !

Brief Overview

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Telecare

Telehealth/Telemedicine

Sensor Networks/Daily Activities

Healthcare oversight/Chronic Disease Management

Research & Development

EducationHome/Lifestyle Automation

It’s About Working Together


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Solutions being Implemented

Technology as an Assistant

Our system takes all of the inputs from internet of things devices, network of sensors and the user, and creates a virtual model of the environment from which it can make decisions and track patterns.

It then anticipates the users needs and wishes and performs duties based on historical actions of the user and rules. It learns from its environment and from the users correcting and directing it.

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The user doesn’t have to use a computer

Roxie is designed so the user doesn’t have to touch a mouse or keyboard to use it, all control is done using voice or just by moving around the home.


Many Seniors will not use a computer,Some have a phobia about them

so we did away with the look and feel of one.(Of course they can use their computer or tablet to operate)

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Its about the Inter of Things (IOT)

• Motion Sensors located strategically around residence

• Used for motion tracking and lack of motion

• Contain sensors for temperature, humidity, light level and ultraviolet light level.

• Can also be used for automation of lighting• Are part of intrusion detection system• Other sensors used for doors, drawers, etc.


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Choice of Wearables

Pebble time2+Full interaction with smartphone, real time beacon, color display, 2 programmable buttonsSleep and activity trackingOptional heart rate monitoringMost full feature optionHighest price option

Angel SensorReal time beacon, 2 programmable buttons, 4 LED lights, Sleep and activity trackingOxygen saturation and heart rateMid price option

3Plus LiteStep, Calorie and DistanceLow resolution location beaconLow price option

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Using wearable technology for higher resolution data

• Real Time Tracking• Heart rate• Activity tracking• O2 saturation monitoring (available on Angel )• Sleep patterns• restlessness monitoring both at night during

sleep and during day.• Fall detection


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• Use Amazon Echo and Dot technology for voice interaction.

• All normal amazon features plus special features for independent living including:– Home and away– Alarm clock– Reminders of daily activities– Medication reminders– Call for help– Home automation


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The solution is more than technology

By analyzing data from sensors, biometric

readings, the residents’ normal

activities and data from services

provided, a picture of the resident can be virtually modeled, then monitored for

deviations that can be alerted to providers

and family. Allowing the resident to get the best personalized care.


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It is a complete solution

By merging sophisticated virtual modeling, data from many supporting sources and the sensor ecosystem, we track patterns with predictive

analytics.Components of Integrated Healthcare ApproachSource: The Aging in Place Institute (2013)


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The Solution adapts to needs• Special needs are no problem, using voice

control, touch screens or person and location, many adaptation technologies can be integrated, including height adjustable cabinets and tops,

lowering top cabinets, adjustable sinks, touch or voice controlled faucets, chair lifts, person lifts and even autonomous wheelchairs.


Its more than a smart house

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An Evolutionary Step for the Kitchen

Our voice-activated, automated cabinet system is a modular environment that raises and lowers cooking tools and pantry items to

easier-to-reach levels. Automated Cabinet Design

Source: Telecare Global (2013)


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All the parts as a whole


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In Home Activities

Health and Wellness

Hobbies and interests

Social Interaction and Friends and

Family

Room Residence Community General Community

It’s about the whole person

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Examples from Test Data

Some examples of dashboards

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Environmental Monitoring

Unit: 7A Resident Name: J SmithCurrent Status : Occupied LocationsLast command : GoodnightWakeup 6:40 amMotion Track location per hour

Living Room VKitchen VBathroom O 8:57Bedroom O 9:42Bedroom2 V

1a 2a 3a 4a 5a 6a 7a 8a 9a 10a 11a 12p 1p 2p 3p 4p 5p 6p 7p 8p 9p 10p 11p 12p

Living Room 4 9 8 17 26 5 5 17 3Kitchen 9 5 3 9 5 9 5 8Bath 3 6 11 4 5 8 4 14Bedroom 3 4 5 4 2 2 2 5 4Bedroom2 2Garage 4 3Front Porch 3 2Back Porch 28 11 6


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Motion and Real-time Tracking


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Sleep Patterns from wearable

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sathours per night 7.5 7.3 7.9 6.4 7.2 8.1 6.9times awake 2 2 3 5 2 1 4restlessness % 8 17 9 24 16 7 19


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THANK YOU


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Expertise & ImplementationMany years of research, development and planning• Years of development planning and execution• Ongoing University research and development• Public / Private Collaboration• Understanding the needs of the ones needing care• Consultants to Universal Design Housing Network of Kansas City• Technology development, trials and perfection• Involved in New Cities Inter-disciplinary Research Studio at KU• Involved in National Science Foundation US Ignite Grant• Consulted with international companies on product design including

Tunstall and Visonic• Deployed technologies to several mid-western retirement communities

Experience


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House of the FutureFour Elements

LocationWhere to build the

home?

Psycho / Demograph

icsWho will be the

owners?

ConstructionHow to build the

home?

TechnologyWhat technology to include?

Population movement Access to transportation Employment options Affordability City plans and initiatives Resale potential Access to food resources Food production

Family make-up Affordability Aging population Types of features Floor plan design Trust / intrusion Complexity Support / repair

systems Definition of “home”

Energy efficiency Eco-friendly materials Water conservation Expected useful life Ongoing

maintenance Automotive trends Affordability New vs. restoration Climate change SFDU vs. MFDU Real or virtual

location

Bandwidth consumption Social connectivity Health / medical Connected devices Security / alarms Home education Bio-metrics Mobile connectivity Affordability Licensing opportunities Work from home How to control (home,

cloud, utility, provider) Interoperability standards

Play Goals: Develop expertise in the Kansas City

metropolitan area around technology-oriented construction and building design.

Showcase ways to use high-speed Internet access in the homes, such as utilities, appliances, alarm systems, telemedicine, education and telecommuting.

Innovations in home design can spur economic development.

Economic Goals: The Play is self funding in creation of the

home, real or virtual. The Play has a sustainable economic model

meaning that it can survive without public funding for an extended period of time

The Play generates surplus funds if possible The Play showcases a housing model which

has future market viability

House of the future


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Comprehensive Experience

Source: Sedalia Democrat (2003)

We’re not new to the game.We’ve worked with an array of off-the-shelf systems as

well as our own patented products.
