New Horizon 2020 robotics projects, 2016: MoveCare
 

Multiple-actOrs Virtual Empathic CARegiver for the Elder

OBJECTIVES

MOVECARE develops and field-tests an innovative multi-actor platform, that integrates an existing robotic system with domotic sensors, smart objects, a virtual community and an activity centre, to provide assistance, transparent monitoring and activities to the elder at home through a full-fledged, modular, personalized, and compliant approach that does not require the elder to wear any particular device or to change his/her habits. It assembles off-the-shelf components in a robust and reliable way to get a low-cost hierarchical system that can be deployed massively at elders' home.

 

EXPECTED IMPACT

Elders with physical and cognitive problems are recovered in nursery homes too early: too little is done to let them staying at home longer. MoveCare wants to change this through an autonomous integrated system built around caregivers and elders needs that maximizes compliance, dependability and configurability. An adequate metric for its quantitative evaluation will be defined and a new model of care delivery, that empowers both the elders and the caregivers is developed.



PARTNERS

UNIVERSITÀ DEGLI STUDI DI MILANO. DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE
AB.ACUS SRL.
FONDAZIONE IRCCS CA' GRANDA – OSPEDALE MAGGIORE POLICLINICO,GERIATRIC DEPARTMENT
FUNDACIO EURECAT
JOICECARE AB
SIGNAL GENERIX LTD
POLITECNICO DI MILANO, DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS, INFORMATION AND BIOENGINEERING
SMART COM DOO INFORMACIJSKI IN KOMUNIKCIJSKI SISTEMI
CONSEJERIA DE SANIDAD Y POLITICAS SOCIALES
OREBRO UNVIERSITY. DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
UNIVERSITY OF PLYMOUTH. CENTRE FOR ROBOTICS AND NEURAL SYSTEMS
UNIVERSIDAD DE MALAGA. MACHINE PERCEPTION AND INTELLIGENT ROBOTICS GROUP
THE CHANCELLOR, MATERS AND SCHOLARS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD, ACTIVE VISION LABORATORY
KORIAN GROUP


Coordinator:

Coordinator: Prof. N. Alberto Borghese
http://borghese.di.unimi.it

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Call                     H2020-ICT-26-2016 a

Duration              1 January 2017 – 31 December 2019

Project ID           732158