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Ambient Assisted Living - Italian Forum 2018
Alessandro Leone, Andrea Caroppo, Gabriele Rescio, Giovanni Diraco, Pietro Siciliano
Verlag Springer-Verlag, 2019
ISBN 9783030059217 , 529 Seiten
Format PDF, OL
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Preface
6
Contents
8
Models and Algorithms
13
A Personalised Virtual Coach to Counteract Ageing Decline: The H2020 NESTORE Project
14
1 Introduction
15
2 The Wellbeing Dimensions of NESTORE
16
3 Scope of NESTORE and Key Innovations
17
4 The NESTORE Methodological Approach and Validation
18
5 Cost-Effectiveness and Sustainability of NESTORE
20
6 Conclusions
21
References
22
Multi-domain Model of Healthy Ageing: The Experience of the H2020 NESTORE Project
23
1 Introduction
24
2 NESTORE Model of Healthy Ageing
24
3 Physiological Status and Physical Activity Behaviour
25
4 Nutrition
27
5 Cognitive and Mental Status and Social Behaviour
27
6 NESTORE Healthy Ageing Model Outcomes
29
7 Conclusions
30
References
30
New Models in Managing Out-of-Hospital Care of Chronic Patients and Aging Population
32
1 Introduction
32
2 Integrated Out-of-Hospital Care Solutions
33
2.1 The Birth of the AICare Idea and the First Applications
34
2.2 Pilot Study Population
35
3 Aicare Marketplace: Improved Accessibility Putting the Patient at the Center of Care
35
3.1 The AICare Model
36
3.2 The AICare Platform in Brief
37
4 Involvement of Non-medical Professionals in the Care Program
40
5 Different Approaches: “Top-Down” in National Systems Versus “Bottom-Up” in Private Care Options
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6 Collaboration Between Partner Companies/Hospitals
41
7 Working on All Aspects of Health—Not Only the Disease
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8 Conclusions
41
References
42
From Ambient Assisted Living to Society Ambient Living
43
1 Introduction
43
2 From Tradition to Innovation
44
2.1 Generalization of the Assistive Technology Approach
46
2.2 Increasing Use of Intelligence
46
3 Technology Developments
49
3.1 Environments with Intelligent Objects
49
3.2 Intelligent Environments and Dedicated Networks
50
3.3 Extension to the Entire Society
51
4 Examples of Experimental Implementation
52
5 Conclusion
53
References
53
Designing Multidimensional Assessment of ICTs for Elderly People: The UNCAP Clinical Study Protocol
54
1 Background and Rationale
55
1.1 Aging of EU Population and Needs for Innovative Technologies
55
1.2 Evaluating Safety and Effect of Innovative Technologies
56
2 The UNCAP Bundle
57
2.1 System Architecture
57
2.2 Indication for Use
58
3 Available Evidences on ICTs for the Elderly with CI
59
4 Study Design
61
4.1 Objectives and Research Questions
62
4.2 Study Dimensions and Outcome Variables
62
4.3 Primary and Secondary Hypotheses and Study Endpoints
62
4.4 Criteria for Recruiting Participants
62
4.5 Recruitment Process
66
4.6 Sample Size
67
4.7 Control Groups for Primary End-Users (EP) and ICGs
69
4.8 Randomization Procedures
69
4.9 Criteria for Discontinuing Individuals
69
5 Study Procedure
70
5.1 T0 (Enrolment Time)
70
5.2 T1 (UNCAP First Time Exposure for Test Groups. Training)
71
5.3 T2 (Evaluation of UNCAP Acceptance and Starting of UNCAP Evaluation)
72
5.4 T3 (Intermediate UNCAP Evaluation)
72
5.5 T4 (End of the Evaluation Period)
72
6 UNCAP Multidimensional Assessment
73
7 Conclusions
75
References
75
A Technological Approach to Support the Care Process of Older in Residential Facilities
77
1 Introduction
78
2 The OPENCARE Architecture
79
2.1 Air Quality Sensor
80
2.2 Bed Sensor
81
2.3 Data Introduced by Tablet Interface
81
3 Data Acquisition and Elaboration
82
4 Conclusion
84
References
84
A Non-invasive Method for Biological Age Estimation Using Frailty Phenotype Assessment
86
1 Introduction
86
2 Related Works
88
3 Method and Materials
90
3.1 Frailty Phenotype
91
3.2 Evaluation Protocol
92
3.3 Cloud Application
93
3.4 Biological Age Estimation
94
4 Results
95
5 Conclusions and Future Developments
98
References
98
Enabling End Users to Define the Behavior of Smart Objects in AAL Environments
100
1 Introduction and Motivation
101
2 A Quick Look at the State of the Art
102
3 Using the EFESTO Platform in an AAL Scenario
104
4 Conclusion and Future Work
105
References
107
Smart Objects and Biofeedback for a Pediatric Rehabilitation 2.0
109
1 Introduction
110
2 Methods
110
3 Results
116
4 Discussion
121
5 Conclusions and Future Work
122
References
123
The Use of Smart Tools for Combined Training of People with MCI: A Case Report
124
1 Introduction
125
2 Related Works
125
3 Materials and Methods
126
3.1 Protocol
129
3.2 Participants
130
4 Results
132
5 Discussion
133
6 Conclusion
135
References
136
Designing and Implementing a Transferability Testing Methodology for AAL Systems Dedicated to Integrated Care Services
138
1 Study Overview
139
2 Pre-study Activities: Localization and Recruitment
140
2.1 System Localization
140
2.2 Inclusion and Exclusion Criteria
141
2.3 Recruitment Procedures
141
2.4 Informed Consent Procedures
143
2.5 Baseline Assessment
143
3 System Testing
143
3.1 Introducing and Implementing the System
143
3.2 Using the System
145
3.3 Trial Logistics
146
4 System Evaluation
147
4.1 Quantitative Follow-up
147
4.2 Qualitative Follow-up
147
4.3 Interoperability Evaluation
147
5 Results and Conclusions
147
References
148
The Design, Implementation and Evaluation of a Mobile App for Supporting Older Adults in the Monitoring of Food Intake
149
1 Introduction
149
1.1 Changes in the Nutritional Needs of Older Adults
150
1.2 Changes in Physical and Cognitive Skills
150
1.3 Supporting Older Adults’ Food Intake
151
2 The Research
151
2.1 Study 1: App Selection and Preliminary Evaluation
152
2.2 Study 2: Design Requirements and Implementation
155
2.3 Study 3: Usability Evaluation
157
3 Discussion and Conclusions
159
References
160
Reasoning in Multi-agent Based Smart Homes: A Systematic Literature Review
162
1 Introduction
163
2 The Review Process
164
2.1 Planning the Review
165
2.2 Conducting the Review
166
2.3 Data Synthesis
169
3 Review Results and Discussion
169
3.1 Purposes of Smart Homes
169
3.2 Requirements of a Smart Home Reasoning System
170
3.3 Technologies for Multi-agent Based Smart Homes
172
3.4 Evaluation of the Presented Solutions
174
3.5 Challenges and Future Research Directions
177
4 Conclusion
177
References
178
Will Robin Ever Help ``Nonna Lea'' Using Artificial Intelligence?
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1 Introduction
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2 An Intelligent and Friendly Robot for ``Nonna Lea''
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3 KOaLa: Knowledge-Based Continuous Loop
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3.1 The Semantic Module
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3.2 The Acting Module
186
4 KOaLa in aid of ``Nonna Lea'': An Happy Ending Story?
189
5 Conclusions
191
References
191
Enabling Technologies and Assistive Solutions
192
Age-Friendly City and Walkability: Data from Observations Towards Simulations
193
1 Introduction and Related Work
193
2 Observation Results
194
3 Discussion
196
References
197
A Novel Tele-Medicine System to Improve Therapy Monitoring in Chronic Respiratory Diseases
199
1 Introduction
200
2 Smart Breath Analyzer (SBA)
200
3 Overall Network Architecture
201
4 Conclusions
203
References
203
The Diabesity Care Project: Diabetes Integrated Monitoring System for Self-care Empowering
204
1 Introduction
204
2 Study and Research
206
3 Technical Activities
208
4 Future Outcome Evaluation
213
5 Conclusions
215
References
216
Fully Integrated Smart Insole for Diabetic Foot
217
1 Introduction
218
2 Smart Insole System
219
2.1 Temperature and Pressure Data Acquisition—Transmission System
219
3 Results
222
4 Conclusion
223
References
224
A eHealth System for Atrial Fibrillation Monitoring
225
1 Introduction
225
2 Materials and Methods
226
2.1 Acquisition System
226
2.2 Analysis on Heart Activity
227
2.3 Analysis on Breathing Signal: Apnea Events Detection Algorithm
231
2.4 Application
233
3 Results
234
4 Conclusion
235
References
236
Assessment of Mental Stress Through the Analysis of Physiological Signals Acquired From Wearable Devices
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1 Introduction
239
2 State of the Art
239
3 Hardware Configuration
240
4 Measurement Protocol
242
5 Data Analysis
242
5.1 Cardiovascular and Respiratory Data Processing
242
5.2 EEG Data Processing
243
5.3 Feature Extraction
244
6 Results
246
7 Conclusions
248
References
250
Experimentation of a Low Cost Public Transport System for People with Visual Disabilities
252
1 Introduction
253
2 Related Works
253
3 System Architecture
254
3.1 User Application
256
3.2 Bus Application
257
3.3 Server
257
4 Prototype
257
5 Pilot Experiment and Preliminary Results
260
6 Conclusion
261
References
262
Upper Limbs Orthosis for Disability Support: The Areas of Project Development Between Technology and Design
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1 Research ScenarioA
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1.1 Mobility Level
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1.2 Universal Design as User Support
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1.3 Orthesis and Prosthesis as Accessory
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1.4 Objectives of the Research Project
268
2 Case Study OneB
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2.1 Talking Hands—Background
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2.2 Introduction
269
2.3 Architectural High-Level Design
270
2.4 Software and Firmware
270
2.5 Wearing System
272
3 Case Study TwoC
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3.1 Research Scenario: The Pathology and the Patient
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3.2 A New Type of Orthosis: The Role of Design and Technological Contamination
275
3.3 An Orthesis Capable of Evolving with the Course of the Disease
277
4 Merging SystemsA-B-C
278
References
279
Depth-Based Fall Detection: Outcomes from a Real Life Pilot
281
1 Introduction
282
2 Materials and Methods
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2.1 Hardware Components
283
2.2 The Fall Detection Algorithm
284
3 Fall Detection Performance
285
4 Pilot Installation
287
4.1 System Deployment
288
4.2 Main Outcomes
291
5 Conclusion
292
References
293
Big Data Analytics in Smart Living Environments for Elderly Monitoring
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1 Introduction
294
2 Related Works and Background
295
3 Materials and Methods
297
4 Experimental Results and Discussion
300
5 Conclusions
301
References
301
A Smart Inertial Pattern for the SUMMIT IoT Multi-platform
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1 Introduction
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2 The System Developed
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2.1 The ADL Classification Methodology
306
3 Experimental Results
309
References
310
RareBox App. Patient-Centered Monitoring System in the Self-management of Rare Diseases
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1 Apulia Region’s Focus on Rare Diseases
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2 RareBox Research Project
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2.1 Phase 1. Quality of Life and Biopsychosocial Perspective: Research Tools
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2.2 Phase 2. Patients’ and Clinicians’ Needs
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2.3 Phase 3. QoLSmile Monitoring Tool
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2.4 Phase 4. Development and Evaluation of the RareBox App
317
2.5 Phase 5. The Evaluation of Accessibility, Usability: App Developer and User
320
3 Conclusion
323
References
323
A Cyber Secured IoT: Fostering Smart Living and Safety of Fragile Individuals in Intelligent Environments
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1 Introduction
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2 Needs to Be Addressed
326
3 Buildings, Sensors, and Internet of Things
327
4 Smart Buildings Solutions for Elderly and Disabled People
328
5 Conclusions
331
References
331
Fabrication of Flexible ALN Thin Film-Based Piezoelectric Pressure Sensor for Integration Into an Implantable Artificial Pancreas
333
1 Introduction
334
2 Results and Discussion
334
3 Conclusions
336
References
336
Facial Expression Recognition in Ageing Adults: A Comparative Study
338
1 Introduction
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2 Methods
340
2.1 CNN Architecture
342
2.2 Handcrafted Features Approaches for FER in Ageing Adults
343
3 Results
344
4 Discussion and Conclusion
347
References
348
Physiological Wireless Sensor Network for the Detection of Human Moods to Enhance Human-Robot Interaction
349
1 Introduction
350
2 Related Work
350
3 Aim of the Work
352
4 Material and Method
352
4.1 Instruments
352
4.2 Experimental Protocol
353
4.3 Participants
355
4.4 Data Analysis
355
5 Results
359
6 Discussion and Conclusion
361
References
362
An Embedded Localization System for the SUMMIT IoT Multi-platform
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1 Introduction
366
2 Architecture of the Localization System
367
2.1 The Measuring Protocol
367
3 Preliminary Results
369
References
371
Experiments, Evaluation and Lessons Learnt
373
Understanding the Interest Toward Smart Home Technology: The Role of Utilitaristic Perspective
374
1 Introduction
375
2 Method
376
2.1 Participants
376
2.2 Survey Protocol and Data Collection
377
2.3 Data Analysis
377
3 Results
379
3.1 Descriptive Statistics
379
3.2 Inferential Statistics
381
4 Discussion and Implications
384
5 Conclusion
386
References
387
Health360: An Open, Modular Platform for Multimodal Data Collection and AAL Monitoring
389
1 Introduction
389
2 Computerized Systems for Health and Care Data Collection
390
2.1 Filling in the Gaps: Health360
391
3 Applications of Health360 to Elderly People: AAL and Beyond
395
3.1 Biomedical Wearable Sensors
397
4 Conclusion
399
References
399
Assessment of Parkinson’s Disease At-home Using a Natural Interface Based System
402
1 Introduction
403
2 Patient Movement Analysis
404
2.1 System Setup
404
2.2 Human Computer Interface and Tracking of the Movement
405
2.3 Clinical Assessment and Data Acquisition
406
2.4 Movement Characterization by Kinematic Features
406
3 Experimental Results
407
3.1 Discriminant Parameters for Upper and Lower Limb UPDRS Tasks
407
3.2 Automatic Assessment by Machine Learning
410
4 Conclusions
411
References
411
Seniors’ Acceptance of Virtual Humanoid Agents
413
1 Introduction
414
2 Materials and Methods
416
2.1 Stimuli
416
2.2 Participants
417
2.3 Tools and Procedures
418
3 Results
419
3.1 Results on Agents’ Physical and Social Features, and Careers (Experiment 1)
420
3.2 Results on Seniors’ Preferences on the Pragmatic, and Hedonic, Dimensions of the Proposed Interactive Systems (Experiment 2)
421
4 Discussions and Conclusion
424
References
426
Human and Animal Welfare Assessment During Animal Assisted Interventions (AAI): A Pilot Project in Progress
428
1 Introduction
429
2 Pilot Project in Progress
430
2.1 Proposal Project Methodology
431
3 Conclusion
437
References
438
“Casa Amica”, Project for the Construction of a Social-Assistance Structure and a Social-Healthcare Unit C.R.I., to Be Used for the Reception of Elderly People with Disabilities
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1 Description of Architectural Interventions
441
1.1 Preservability, Flexibility and Usability
442
1.2 Spaces for Individual and Collective Well-Being
443
1.3 Functional Identifiability, Rationality of Use
443
1.4 The Elimination of Architectural Barriers
445
1.5 Architectural Objectives
447
1.6 Accessibility to the Area
447
1.7 Integration with the Context and Reduction of Environmental Impact and Noise and Air Pollution
447
1.8 Use of Innovative Technologies and Use of Durable Materials
448
1.9 Use of Light
450
References
451
Architecture for Cooperative Interacting Robotic Systems Towards Assisted Living: A Preliminary Study
453
1 Introduction
454
2 Details of the Interacting Architecture
456
2.1 Software: ROS and Gazebo
456
2.2 Hardware: Wheelchair and Robotic Manipulator
458
3 Developed Algorithms
460
3.1 Localization and Navigation Algorithms for the Mobile Robotic System
460
3.2 Pick and Place Algorithm via Baxter Robot
461
3.3 Implementation Details
461
4 Simulation and Experimental Trials
462
4.1 Simulation Trial
463
4.2 Experimental Trial
464
5 Conclusions and Future Works
466
References
467
Personal Health E-Record—Toward an Enabling Ambient Assisted Living Technology for Communication and Information Sharing Between Patients and Care Providers
469
1 Introduction
469
2 PEHR Description and Functions
473
2.1 Target and Stakeholder
473
2.2 Functions
473
3 Other Solutions and Usability
478
4 Perspective, Conclusions and Future Developments
479
References
480
Seminal VOCs Analysis Investigating Sperm Quality Decline—New Studies to Improve Male Fertility Contrasting Population Ageing
482
1 Introduction
483
2 Methods
485
2.1 Semen Analysis
485
2.2 VOCs Extraction and Separation
485
2.3 Compound Identification and Data Analysis
486
3 Results
486
4 Discussion and Conclusion
488
References
489
MARIO Project: Validation in the Hospital Setting
490
1 Introduction
491
2 Materials and Methods
492
2.1 Diagnosis of Dementia, and Cognitive-Neuropsychiatric-Affective Assessment
493
2.2 Evaluation of Social Aspects and Resilience
494
2.3 Quality of Life and Caregiver Burden Level Assessment
494
2.4 Clinical Assessment
494
2.5 Acceptability and Usability Assessment
494
2.6 Statistical Analysis
495
3 Results
495
3.1 Pre-MARIO Interaction Outcomes
495
3.2 Post-MARIO Interaction Outcomes
496
4 Conclusion
499
References
500
Active Aging by Continuous Learning: A Training Environment for Cultural Visits
502
1 Introduction
503
2 Using AI to Personalize Lessons for Older Users
503
2.1 The LECTurE Learning Subsystem
505
2.2 On-Site Training
506
2.3 Distributed Training
507
3 The LECTurE System
507
3.1 Modeling the Students
508
3.2 Modeling the Lessons
509
4 The System Architecture
511
5 An example of LECTurE at work
512
6 Conclusions and Future Works
513
References
513
The TV-AssistDem Project: A TV-Based Platform for Coping with Mild Cognitive Impairment
515
1 Introduction
516
1.1 The TV-Assistdem Project Idea
517
2 User Requirements Elicitation
519
2.1 Method
519
2.2 Indications for Developers
522
3 The TV-AssistDem Platform: Architecture Design
524
4 Current Status and Conclusions
525
References
525
Author Index
527