Keith Kirkpatrick
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Abstract
In-home technologies are helping seniors stay aware, healthy, and in touch.
- Bruce, C.R. Informed Decision Making for In-home Use of Motion Sensor-based Monitoring Technologies, The Gerontologist, http://bit.ly/1x75AQuGoogle Scholar
- Will Activity Sensors in the Home Help Mom?, Geritech, http://bit.ly/1pMwA1VGoogle Scholar
- Nonna Lea and a robot called Mr. Robin, DigitalAgendaEU, http://bit.ly/1vDpzXQGoogle Scholar
- Science Nation - Home sensors enable seniors to live independently, National Science Foundation, http://bit.ly/1oH0SDOGoogle Scholar
Index Terms
- Sensors for seniors
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