Smart Health-Labs
Gijs van Rijn
Manchester 27-09-2013
Vision
In a smart city investments in capital
and communication contribute to
sustainable economic growth and a high
quality of life. Resources are being used
as efficient as possible.
AMSTERDAM SMART CITY
Mission
Amsterdam Smart City brings together parties in a
platform with the aim of initiating projects and
activities in the fields of living, working, mobility,
public space and connnectivity.
We offer the opportunity to test technologies,
services, concepts and products in living labs.
Openness is key.
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Amsterdam Smart City
Amsterdam Smart City is a unique collaboration between the inhabitants
of Amsterdam, businesses, knowledge institutions and governments
aimed at increasing sustainability and enhancing the quality of life.
Collective
effort
Create Awareness
Tech push / demand
pull
Economic viability
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Health-Lab
To support and stimulate ICT & Care
developments:
•Creating a platform where all people meet,
discuss and share development and
implementation of new solutions in care
•Support and stimulate the set-up of several
living lab locations were new solutions can
be tested and improved, together with users
•The creation of new curricula’s focused on
the implementation of these new solutions in
educational settings
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Ambition
‘In 2025 every Amsterdam
citizen is able to control
their own care needs’
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Lab 1: Sensors at living lab location ‘De Keyzer’
At the Keyzer sensors are used to create personalized data of
movements and behaviour, with this data healthcare needs can be
customized.
Facts & results
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18 senior residences
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Understanding patterns of Daily Living
activities
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Data is source for new services
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Visualisation of data
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Monitoring healthcare needs
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Early stage diagnosis of sickness
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Work of care givers is more (cost)
efficient
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Auditive support of orientation
At Dr. Sarpahtihuis the influences of sound on behaviour and
movement are researched, with noises of recognition elderly are
guided and supported in their movement.
Facts & results
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Research on technical applicability's
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Recognition of location
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Usable for emergency protocols
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Prevention of wandering
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Increase of control at the elderly
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Balance IT - Camera Surveillance
At multiple locations optic technology is installed and connected to e.g.
iPhones, thereby late night surveillance at big care institutions may
become more efficient.
Facts & results
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Research on technical possibilities
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Cost efficiency, less guards
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Early stage warning
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Increase safety
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Digital choir
In Almere senior citizens use online services to participate in a digital
choir, hereby elderly maintain easy access to activities in a larger
community.
Facts & results
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Multiple actors
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The broadband connection seniors
can sing synchronous
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Stay part of a social community
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Decrease loneliness
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Digital choir is a starter for other
social activities
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GP and Telecare
Care given by general practitioners can be done using an online video
connection, at location De Keyzer we test these services with COPD
patients who frequent need life style consulting.
Facts & results
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Learn from new ways of contact
between GP and COPD patient
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Opportunity to do group conversations
with multiple COPD patients
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Ability to record conversations and
review with close care giver
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GP works more efficient
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Easy access to care by patient
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Increase mutual support through
connection of fellow suffers
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Fall Prevention
With optic technology risks of falling is detected in an early stage,
camera’s are used tot analyse movements that indicate falling.
Facts & results
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Research on how seniors fall,
regarding stability and strength of
muscles
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Act to prevent falling
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No images are communicated, only
signalling
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Less care needed caused by falling
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Increase safety
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Students in Motion
Example: 20 students ask people on the street to what extent they are
willing to help a neighbour? Would you help with chores at home? Or
give support in sanitary environments?
Facts & results
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Many simple, practical and useful
research projects
•
Youtube video with all results
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Understanding the ability of people in
city environment
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Contribution to many misperceptions
that exist in our society; in this case
people were more helpful than
expected
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GetConnected: serious gaming
50 students and several care institutions are developing games that
stimulate seniors to keep moving and maintain social interaction,
together with the elderly.
Facts & results
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10 teams of 5 students ‘Informatics’
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Assignments are given by the
institution and the elderly
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Increase of interaction between
clients
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Several serious games developed,
some students become entrepreneur
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Using Scale Models
Scale models are used in living lab exercises to show the elderly how
certain devices work, by understanding the concept seniors feel more
safe regarding collaboration and the technology.
Facts & results
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In preparation phase its showed how
sensors actually function in a living
environment
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By moving particles the sensors
register and show data
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Better understanding of technology
•
Increase of acceptance in pilot
participation
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And many more….
A2E2 – Digital Coach
Hearplay - visual
disabilities
Online Physiotherapy
Historic video wall
for demented
Ipads
V2me
friendship finder system
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Partners
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We believe..
1. The City is an Open Platform
2. Products and Services are User Centric
3. Paradigm shift: Ownership vs Availability
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Vernieuwde site
Visit: www.amsterdamsmartcity.com
Tekst
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Health-Lab is looking for EU partners!
Why?
• To co-create, learn and share experiences
• eHealth developments - H2020 Societal challenges
• For collaboration in FI-PPP phase 3 call
Interested?
-> let’s meet in the speed-dating Room!!
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