Innovative Solutions for an ageing Society: Proceedings of SMARTER LIVES meets uDay 19

Smarter Lives meets uDay 2019 - Digitalization and Quality of Life in an aging society
Felix Piazolo, Guido Kempter, Kurt Promberger

Part I: AAL-projects across Europe

Who are the elderly? Characteristics of a target group in a demographically changing world
Nadine Sturm et al.

Practical Realization of an integrated Telemonitoring and Health Care Center Model - Interim results within the Pilot Region Smart VitAALity
Daniela Krainer et al.

Benefits of a Technology-Based "Service-Living" - An Explorative-Qualitative Survey of the Perspective of Residents
Lilli Bauer et al.

A user-centred approach for an AAL platform supporting personalized services for the elderly
Eugenio Arbizzani, Paolo Civiero, Anna Mangiatordi

Acceptance of Smart Technologies: A Cross-generational Analysis of Attitudes and Perceptions
Stephan Schlögl, Sarah Aichner

Part II: Degree of Quality of Life affected by technology

Effects of the solution bundle gAALaxy on the quality of life of community-dwelling older adults - a qualitative analysis
Judith Kathrein et al.

Developing user centered technological prototypes to maintain physical health
Karin Trommelschläger, Andreas Kuenz, Walter Ritter

Accessible Tourism around Lake Constance
Hans-Peter Hutter, Alireza Darvishy

Acceptance, quality of life and willingness-to-pay measures to assess prerequisites and impacts of the use of assistive technologies by older adults - a review
Ines Simbrig, Judith Kathrein, Marcelle van der Sanden

Part III: Technologies for older adults with cognitive impairments

Petal - Description of the project, first results
Hermann Atz et al.

Music Technology for Neurological Diseases Among the Elderly
Dominik Fuchs, Petra Friedrich

A self-learning mood transfer system to support people with dementia
Edith Maier et al.

Creating activating and relaxing atmospheres using light, scent and sound
Tobias Werner, Karin Trommelschläger, Patrick Jost