Smart driver assistive technologies (SDAT) belong to a class of complex systems that are used to alleviate accident risk by improving situation awareness, reducing driver workload or enhancing driver attentiveness.
4, 5 In response to this potential demand, ICT-related products, such as robotics, smart home technology, assistive communication devices, and sensors for social alarms, are either under research and development or already on the market (http://www.silvereco.fr/).silvereco.fr/
But cutting-edge inventions – assistive technologies, smart medication management tools, smart body sensors, robotics and autonomous vehicles – can combine to provide a flow from person to home to cityscape.
Assistive and smart technologies are catching up and we're already facing a new world of possibilities.
Examples are a smart and effective interfacing assistive system for the elder drivers by combining and interfacing various sensor devices, a smart power system solution for a household in the UK by connecting and interfacing several renewables properly and a smart cutting tool integrated with smart machining process.
The numbers and values as on its own do not represent anything…' (R10/108) This category summarizes the findings how intelligent assistive technologies, smart homes, and AAL solutions can influence health and QOL of aged people.
Most smart home based monitoring / assistive systems that attempt to recognize activities within a smart home are targeted towards living-alone elderly, and stop at providing instantaneous coarse grained information such as room-occupancy or provide specific programmed reminders for taking medication etc.
The CompanionAble robot is being developed for people with chronic cognitive impairment, embedding the robot in a smart home as part of a total assistive environment (www.companionable.net).net
All good information, but what I was hoping to find here was more cutting-edge information about new assistive technologies, e.g.: the future of using smart phones or tablets as bluetooth streamers for appropriately configured hearing aids, or advances in the development of speech-clarification algorithms in hearing aids.
