REACH2020
REACH2020, LISA 1-3, ISO TC 134, Facade Processing Robot – CIC Hong Kong
Responsive Engagement of the Elderly Promoting Activity and
Customized Healthcare
Problem
To obtain EU-funding is highly competitive; also it is difficult for organisations to integrate their own development goals with that of the larger consortium; als often larger R&D consortia are not too productive in terms of translating research into practical outputs.
Goal
“The project has delivered exceptional results with significant immediate and potential impact. The dissemination and exploitation activities have generated new market opportunities for the European industry. REACH has paved the way for companies and SMEs to benefit and develop new business”.; Dr. Linner coorinated the project thought its enire life cycle (consortium building, proposal, project execution, project exploitation, project closure, etc.) in the role of the sientific director.
Abstract
REACH aims to develop a service system that will turn clinical and care environments into customizable modular sensing, prevention, and intervention systems that encourage the elderly to become healthy via activity (physical, cognitive, mobility, personalized food, etc.). Moreover, the project focusses on the development of future care environments that predict heath states and personalize health care on basis of technology utilization.
General Information
- Project Title: Responsive Engagement of the Elderly Promoting Activity and
Customized Healthcare - Project Acronym: REACH
- Sponsor/Client: This project has received funding from European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 690425.
- Budget: ca. 6 million €
- Duration: 2016 – 2020
- Website: http://reach2020.eu/
Key Facts
- Increase of physical activity levels of elderly
- Combination of wearable and ambient sensors
- Data analytics and prediction
- Personalized interventions
Figure 1: Motivation through personalized mobility
devices
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