1. Hungarian participation in EU funded international e-Health projects
Dr. Norbert GRASSELLI, CEO
Bay Zoltán Nonprofit Ltd. For Applied Research

2. Company introduction
EU funded e-Health projects
Ambient Assisted Living

3. Bay Zoltán Nonprofit Ltd. For Applied Research
We offer scientific and technical solutions in the fields of:
Environmental biotechnology
Algae technology
Biology based energy production
Materials development and testing (metals, ceramics, polymers)
Industrial laser technology
Mechanical engineering and modelling
Embedded systems
PLC programming
Sensor systems

4. Company profile in e-Health
e-Health services
Health-care information systems
Planning and development of embedded systems
Utilization of sensors
Development of RFID/NFC based systems
e-Health targets
Improving Quality of Life for end-users:
Visually disabled
Rehabilitated
Patients with mild dementia
Improving Quality of Services through:
Real time support (localization)
Telemonitoring (mental and phisical)
Telerehabilitation (Stroke rehab)
Reducing Accidents and Costs

5. EU funded e-Health Projects
Financing: through EU funds (f.i. Ambient Assisted Living (AAL) Programme) - National funds plus own resources of industrial partners/investors.
Bottlenecks of e-Health services:
Professional resistance to new technologies
Embedding new technologies involves complex processes of change (e.g security)
Engage with potential users
Finding Alternative Business Modells
Avoiding bottlenecks
Support/Grant of professionals on national level
Primer focus on private life services
Engage with major end-user group to test solutions
Utilize services for other purposes

6. Visionless sUpporting frameworK (VUK)
Funded by ACTIVE AND ASSISTED LIVING PROGRAMME (H AAL) Coordinator: Bay Zoltán Nonprofit Ltd. for Applied Research (BZN) Duration: 30 month Starting Date: March 1, 2016 Total budget: ,00 € Public contribution: ,00 €
ICT tor Visually Impaired Foundation

7. Visionless sUpporting frameworK (VUK)
Basic information:
European Blind Union (EBU) estimates 30,000,000 visually impaired individuals in Europe
WHO expects further growth 30-50% within the next years
Objectives:
Our goal is to support blind and visually impaired people in challenging tasks with effective and affordable door to door navigation

8. Visionless sUpporting frameworK (VUK)
Expected results:
Enhanced self-management and enhancing autonomy
Current results:
Exploitation plan and first iteration of the business model
Technical specifications and development of its own indoor navigation system
First testing by visually impaired and blind individuals

9. Visionless sUpporting frameworK (VUK)
Cooperation
Further end-user groups, testers are welcome!
Alternative business modells:
Indoor localization for Malls/Subway navigation
Fatigue detection, assessment of ability to work (dangerous/ risky works)
Further developments- Mobile e-Health app, Medication app, Sharing patient data with formal caregivers.
Investment and Implementation

10. Visionless sUpporting frameworK (VUK)
Detailed information will be presented: ICT Forum for Handicapped Individuals in Linz in July Contact Person: Dénes Perényi Tel: