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1 Ambient Assisted Living for the ageing society Call 6 strategic objective 2.6.2
Presentation for information days Units involved: C2 – Strategy for ICT Research and Development D1 – Communication technologies, D2 – Networked Audiovisual Systems G2 – Micro- and Nanosystems, G3 –Embedded Systems H1 – ICT for Health, H3 – eInclusion

2 Developing Technologies WITH and FOR the users
Demand Supply Matching demand - supply Use/ Acceptance, accessibility of products/ services Technological options e.g.: Design for All; usability; privacy; functionality, cost-effective Materials, sensors, Micro and embedded systems, telemedicine, smart objects ,HMI, ubiquitous Communication and Computing, context aware services, Robotics, Security, ….. Elderly people, Carers Family, friends Industry/ Providers Needs in: Health/Activity Monitoring, Safety/ Security, Assistance, Independence, Mobility, Social Contacts,… Service providers, ICT products, white goods, smart homes, social care, insurances, health care

3 EU policy & instruments
Policy framework - i2010 Information space Innovation Inclusion Flagships ICT and ageing Intelligent car Digital libraries Regulation e.g.: Privacy, security, accessibility, safety… Deployment and Awareness eTEN - projects CIP/ICT-PSP – new 2007 Structural funds Conferences R&D FP5 - legacy projects FP6 - ongoing projects Call 6 AAL FP7 - new opportunities Art 169 AAL (MS, regional focus, expected launch end 2006)

4 IPs and STREPs Focus 1 Focus 2
End-User centered solutions supporting collaboration and integration between different actors and services Focus 1 Integration of advanced ICTs into working prototypes for assisted Living (Examples: Context-aware smart products, systems and services for independent living, safety and security, advanced technologies) Focus 2 Development of AAL systems reference architectures allowing for seamless integration of devices, sub-systems and services (Examples: System interoperability and management, contribution to standards, service engineering, Microsystems, telecommunications, privacy protection, smart sensors.)

5 SSAs and CAs Specific Support Actions Coordination actions
Legal & Regulatory, Ethical Psychological Socio economic Organisational Financial Coordination actions bridging different constituencies support to clustering coordination between projects international cooperation

6 Budget Total indicative budget 40 M€ Expected 2 – 4 projects IPs: 50%
STREPs, CAs, SSAs: 50% Coverage of call issues

7 Proposal requirements
Respond to end-user needs/preferences (independent living, autonomy, self determinations reduce need for institutionalization) Significant end-user interaction & involvement in R&D process Multidisciplinary projects teams Involvement of relevant public authorities Verification and testing of results Lead to cost-effective user-friendly solutions Holistic and Integrated solutions Stimulate business innovation and involve major industrial partners, including SMEs Clear Exploitation of outcomes Refocus possible resubmissions Particular emphasis on S/T excellence and impact

8 Guidance for IPs In addition to the general guidelines special emphasis is put on: End-user centered solutions Addressing “real life” multidisciplinary challenges Producing integrated solutions (e.g. informal, social, and health care) Ambitious demonstrations Sustainable exploitation Strong industrial involvement including SME Clear impact Not necessarily large number of partners but committed partners with expertise to achieve results

9 Guidance for STREP Innovative/ “risky” RTD for end-user solutions
Advanced technologies prototypes Beyond state of the art RTD (including high risk) Small, focused projects limited project duration Exploratory RTD for targeted issues Contributing to integrated solutions Building on existing and emerging technologies and standards

10 Guidance for SSA and CA Involve Key actors from the field
Clear identification of constituencies to be bridged Bringing coherence and consolidating the domain Development of roadmaps addressing key challenges Increasing awareness among decision makers about possible ICT solutions Building synergies among national initiatives Contributing to build economies of scale

11 References CORDIS Address of Strategic objective
Call Information in Cordis AAL for the Ageing Society Circa repository


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