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Editorial
Gerontechnology: Push research and pull innovation for a sustainable humanity pp1-2  
A.A. Franco, J.E.M.H. van Bronswijk  

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Track: ICT - Robotics - Drones
Web-based systematic telemonitoring and teletraining for user-caregiver dyads after provision of assistive technology pp3-3  
C. Auger, L. Demers, B. Mortenson, M. Guay, N. Bier, F. Michaud, S. Ahmed  
Identification of electrical equipment from overall power consumption: Does it work? pp4-4  
P. Bauman, A. Heinzelmann, N. Zigan, L. Imhof, D. Händler-Schuster  
Wearable sensors enabling AAL multi-user behavioral assessment pp5-5  
V. Bianchi, C. Guerra, I. De Munari, P. Ciampolini  
Cyber security as an essential factor for healthy and active ageing pp6-6  
S. Boeke, A.A. Franco  
MeMo: Clinical interest in a web platform for cognitive and motivation training pp7-7  
J. Bourgeois, A. Derreumaux, V. Manera, P. Robert  
Development of a smart living platform based on a motion sensing carpet pp8-8  
K-W. Chang, Y-L. Hsu, C-Y. Huang, L-S. Hsu, T-Y. Wu, Y-H. Lin  
Home activity log and life care using panoramic videos pp9-9  
O.T-C. Chen, C.H. Tsai  
Behavior analysis with privacy protectied video for a care center pp10-10  
P.C. Chung, W.H. Wang, W.K. Hung  
Social media technology to reduce social isolation and provide care for older adults pp11-11  
Y.Y. Colindres, Y-L. Hsu  
Emotion facial recogni-tion by the means of automatic video analysis pp12-12  
A. Dantcheva, P. Bilinski, J.C. Broutart, P. Robert, F. Bremond  
Quantifying the accuracy of a systematic literature review: The case of a gerontology review pp13-13  
S. Eivazzadeh, P. Anderberg, T.C. Larsson, J. Berglund  
Opportunities to use robots to alleviate behavioral disturbances of nursing home residents pp14-14  
S.A. Elprama, K. Kilpi, C. Jewell, F. Ongenae, F. De Backere, F. De Turck, P. Simoens, A. Jacobs  
Older people meet robots: Lessons learned from three case studies pp15-15  
S. Frennert  
Research and development of robots for nursing care in Japan: A literature survey pp16-16  
R. Fukuda  
A 3-dimensional model to detect dangerous situations in the use of a 4-wheeled walker pp17-17  
S. Lee, S. Kim, J. Jeon, J. Lee, S. Yim  
Positive health with PALET-TEV2 pp18-18  
D.R.M. Lukkien, H.H. Nap, C.C. Cornelisse, S. Suijkerbuijk  
How to spread gerontechnology awareness with a blog: The case of flexaging.com pp19-19  
V. Manera, J. Sfeir, T. Christensen  
Active long-life trajectories: A vision for personalized healthcare and public health intervention through innovative information and com-munication technology pp20-20  
F. Michaud, S. Giroux  
What telepresence robots can do as gerontechnologies pp21-21  
F. Michaud, S. Laniel, M Tousignant  
Applying ICT to ease the toilet usage pp22-22  
P. Panek, P. Mayer  
HealSit: Encourage active sitting behaviour through an interactive seat cushion pp23-23  
X. Ren, V. Visser, Y. Lu, R. Brankaert, S. Offermans, H. Nagtzaam  
Usability of assistive robotic interfaces pp24-24  
M.A. Rupp, E.L. Parkhurst, J.A. Smither  
Development of a smart living IoT (Internet of Things) information structure pp25-25  
C-Y. Tai, Y-L. Hsu, K-W. Chang, L-F. Chang, K-T. Xie  
The implementation of new generation care surveillance technologies pp26-26  
S. van der Weegen, D.R.M. Lukkien, H.H. Nap, C.C. Cornelisse  
An interactive platform service for dementia care pp27-27  
Y.S. Yoon, G-H. Kim, J. Hyoung Cho, J.H. Jeong  
Recommendation technology for behavior change pp28-28  
O. Yürüten, P. Pu  
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Track: Communication - Management – Governance
A method to create interdisciplinary health and welfare technology research projects: Collaboration between academia and care providers pp29-29  
A. Åkerberg, M. Folke, T. Jagestig Bjurquist, M. Lindén, C. Gustafsson  
Where is the 'I' in iPad? pp30-30  
J. Beh, S. Pedell, W. Doube  
Big data and teleconsultations for homebound seniors pp31-31  
M.M. Bernard, E. Dresco, T. El Gharbi, O. Gallon, K.G. Quechini, L. Turner  
Living laboratory for development of new solutions for remote home care of elderly pp32-32  
M. Cerny, N. Noury  
Identifying needs of innovative technolo-gies in relationship with home healthcare among home–dwelling older adults, in-formal caregivers and their healthcare providers: a mixed method study pp33-33  
L. Corrado, T. Kampel, K. Toffel, A. Anchisi  
A workshop on intergenerational game concept design and paper prototyping pp34-34  
B. De Schutter, A.R. Roberts  
Scoping understandings of mild cognitive impairment for older adults: Political, ethical and technological implications pp35-35  
M.L. Fang, K. Coatta, M. Badger, S. Wu, M. Easton, L. Nygård, A. Astell, A. Sixsmith  
How well does an elderly person's actual use of a geron-technology relate to its intended use? pp36-36  
J.L. Fozard, W.D. Kearns  
Supportive and stimulating environments for older citizens pp37-37  
J.H.W. Hammink, M.M.T. Dominicus, M.M. Mohammadi  
Facilitating the caring embracement between generations: Gerontechnology design philosophy from the Sinophone world (keynote) pp38-38  
Y-L. Hsu  
Extending the STAM: The role of habit in the acceptance of technology pp39-39  
T. Kadylak, J. Francis, S.R. Cotten, R.V. Rikard, R. LaRose, T. Makki, H. Tsai  
Establishment of a permanent NGO ‘Technology for the Elderly Centre’: New innovation supporting the good everyday life of the elderly pp40-40  
S.M. Kaijanen, L.I. Stenberg  
Issues of decision making for elderly cancer patients in Japan: A review of the literature pp41-41  
Y. Katayama, H. Nagae, M. Sakai, N. Iwaki, R. Togashi, M. Makita  
Social inequality and falls: Correlation and consequences for pp42-42  
H. Künemund, J. Hahmann  
Reconfiguring old age through rehabilitation technologies pp43-43  
A.J. Lassen, M. Ertner  
Conducting research with an African elderly population pp44-44  
E. Lekalakala-Mokgele  
Evidence-based framework for developing health information technology (HIT) solutions for ethnically diverse populations pp45-45  
S.E. Levkoff, H. Chen, P. Weitzman  
Designing for disparities: Harmonising the divergent goals and perspectives of service providers and the elderly regarding fall prevention pp47-47  
M. Lo Bianco, S. Pedell, G. Renda, A. Kapoor  
Designing for healthy and active ageing with intelligent technologies pp48-48  
Y. Lu, R. Brankaert, X. Ren, P. Jia, S.A.M. Offermans, H.A.H. Nagtzaam  
Technology acceptance of elderly users and social inequalities: Results of a qualitative study pp49-49  
S. Merkel, P. Enste  
Civic care corporations: A study into the bottom-up citizens’ initiatives for integrated care and housing in the Netherlands pp50-50  
M. Mohammadi, N. Moor, S. Turnhout  
Interactive platform for new technology home services pp51-51  
M. Nogues, D. Paccard, D. Laune, A.L. Coupet, J. Millot-Keurinck, J.C. Reuzeau  
Internet use among older adults: Validity of the Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) pp52-52  
C. Oppenauer-Meerskraut, U. Tran, I. Kryspin-Exner  
Experiences from the project ‘LähiVerkko’ (Lokal Network) pp53-53  
M. Pakarinen  
Use one, use all? Selective use of apps by seniors pp54-54  
S.T.M. Peek, K.G. Luijkx, S. Aarts, M.E. Nieboer, C.S. van der Voort, J. van Hoof, M.D. Rijnaard, H.J.M. Vrijhoef, E.J.M. Wouters  
State of the art on gerontechnology in Wallonia pp55-55  
J. Petermans, F. Maertens, C. Lejeune, D. Gillain  
Multidimentional working and evaluation methodology for gerontechnology pp56-56  
A. Piau, E. Campo, F. Nourhashemi  
Co-design in living labs for healthcare and independent living: Features and perspectives for gerontechnology design pp57-57  
R. Picard, N. Noury, C. Moget, M. Pino  
Peer leaders as volunteers: Their role in sustain-able community groups pp58-58  
L.J. Robertson, B.A. Hale, D. Waters  
Bodies in-motion: An ethnography of remote monitoring of physical rehabilitation for the promotion of home-training in the Danish welfare state pp59-59  
N. Schwennesen  
Use of ICT by recently widowed or divorced Brazilian women pp60-60  
C. da Silva Santana, F.R. Defanti e Souza  
Aging gracefully across environments using technology to support wellness, engagement and long life (AGE-WELL): A national research network in technology and aging pp61-61  
A. Sixsmith, A. Mihailidis, J. Sixsmith, M.L. Fang, L. Battersby  
Participatory working with older people: AGE-WELL and beyond pp62-62  
J.A. Sixsmith, S.A. Kirkland, I. Panek, L. Battersby  
Social innovation to reduce the gap between innovative assistive technology and people living with dementia pp63-63  
L. Snaphaan, E. van der Lubbe-Verhaegh, L. van Gastel, E. Wouters, I. Bongers  
Robot attitude and acceptance by Japanese older adults pp64-64  
H. Umemuro, H. Gotou  
Technology product adoption behavior by elder-ly people pp65-65  
.H.C. Wang, Y.H. Liang, H.G. Chen  
Technology nudges: How technology figures in practices of active and healthy ageing pp66-66  
J.M. Weijman, A. Peine, L.M.B. Neven, E.H.M. Moors  
Ready for e-health: Swedish older persons’ perceptions of mobile health related applications pp67-67  
S. Wiklund Axelsson, A. Melander Wikman  
Color Universal Design for use by elderly adults pp68-68  
K. Yamanaka, K. Shioda, M. Kawakami  
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Track: Housing - Building - Daily living
Virtual living lab to help the ageing pp69-69  
P. Abellard, A. Abellard  
3D interactive smart home: A new research tool for user studies of smart homes pp70-70  
E. Allameh, M. Heidari, B. de Vries, H.J.P. Timmermans  
Lessons learned from SONOPA (SOcial Networks for Older adults to Promote an Active life) pp71-71  
S. Ben Allouch, C. Jaschinski, F. Deboeverie, H. Aghajan, W. Philips  
Internet use among LGBT seniors in Canada pp72-72  
R.M. Beringer, G.M. Gutman, B. de Vries  
Home biology: Healthy housing is active aging pp73-73  
J.E.M.H. van Bronswijk  
Automatic prediction of autonomy in activities of daily living of older adults pp74-74  
C.F. Crispim-Junior, A. Konig, R. David, P. Robert, F. Bremond  
The importance of indoor location and monitoring to increase safety of ageing people pp75-75  
G. Conti, P. Bamidis, G. Ucelli  
Evaluation of a digital diary for old people living in a retirement home pp76-76  
L. Courbet, J. Bauchet, V. Rialle  
Care estate as a social encounter pp77-77  
G.I. Curulli  
Improving the accessibility and safety of stairs by providing adequate lighting and sufficient contrast pp78-78  
S. Danschutter, K. Janssens  
Out-of-home activity analysis using a low-resolution visual sensor pp79-79  
M. Eldib, F. Deboeverie, D. van Haerenborgh, S. Ben Allouch, W. Philips, H. Aghajan  
First results from the SafEE project: Safe & Easy Environment for Alzheimer’s disease and related disorders pp80-80  
A. Gros, R. David, P-C. Chung, L. Chicheportiche, L. Moy, J. De Stoutz, S. Guetin, F. Bremond, P. Robert  
Can activities of daily living be represented by the energy consumption? pp81-81  
D. Händler-Schuster, N. Zigan, P. Baumann, A. Heinzelmann, L. Imhof  
User driven innovation: An approach to find new housing solutions for elderly pp82-82  
K. Høyland  
An assistive design on wringing out towels for older adults pp83-83  
C. Huang, C-L. Chen, Y-C. Lu  
The effect of the indoor environment on the quality of life of older people pp84-84  
E.R.C.M. Huisman, H.S.M. Kort  
AAL-WELL that ends well: International transdisciplinary research into ambient assistive living technology for older adults with mild cognitive impairment pp85-85  
P. Jackson, A. Hwang, A. Astell, A. Mihailidis, L. Nygård, A. Sixsmith  
Technologies sustaining home healthcare services and home-dwelling older adults to remain at home: An integrative review pp86-86  
T. Kampel, H. Verloo  
A methodology of imple-menting a video monitoring system for community-dwelling elderly pp87-87  
N. Lapierre, J. Meunier, J. Filiatrault, A. St-Arnaud, M-H. Paquin, C. Doclos, L. Dubreucq, H. Moffet, M. Morin, M-H. Milot, C. Dumoulin, J. Rousseau  
Accuracy and stability testing of a ‘smart dresser’ for persons with dementia pp88-88  
D.F. Mahoney, W. Burleson, J. Rowe, E.L. Mahoney  
A decade Dutch smart care: A national benchmark on smart care homes in the Netherlands pp89-89  
M. Mohammadi, N. Moor  
Rethinking access to seniors housing in winter cities pp90-90  
E. Morales, A. Guérette, C. Montreuil, F. Routhier, J. Rousseau  
Assistive technology needs and measurement of the psychosocial impact of assistive technologies for independent living of older Hispanics: Lessons learned pp91-91  
E.M. Orellano, J. Jutai, A. Santiago, V. Torres, K. Benítez  
Measurement and classification of the home activities and health status of elders through data mining and feature extraction pp92-92  
G.M. Revel, L. Scalise, F. Pietroni, S. Casaccia  
Inclusive cities: Towards mobility and social participation in late life pp93-93  
F. Routhier, E. Morales, M. Mostafavi, L. Noreau, G. Edwards, P. Fougeyrollas, C. Vincent, N. Boucher  
The perception of elderly people on the home monitoring of chronic conditions pp94-94  
M. Soares Bernardes, T. Marquine Raymundo  
Miraculous-life: An avatar-based virtual support partner to assist daily living pp95-95  
A. Stainer-Hochgatterer, C. Wings-Kölgen, D. Cereghetti, S. Hanke, E. Sandner  
Age-friendly cities: Lessons from London (keynote) pp96-96  
A.M. Tinker  
The involvement of older people in the design of environments pp97-97  
A.M. Tinker, P.A. Aspinall, K. Brookfield, M.C. Cherrie, S. Cinderby, R. Coyne, I. Deary, C. Lancaster, G.E. Mead, C. Neale, J. Pearce, J. Roe, I. Scott, N. Shortt, J. Star, N. Thin, S. Tilley, C. Ward Thompson  
Cloud-based personalized home elderly care using a smart agent pp98-98  
S. Tokunaga, K. Tamamizu, S. Saiki, M. Nakamura, K. Yasuda  
Development of an IoT (In-ternet of Things) indoor positioning system based on Mi-Band pp99-99  
S-Y. Tsai, C-Y. Tai, W-T, Chen, P-K. Chen, L. Bai, Y-L. Hsu  
Ageing population and obsolete building stock: The case of Ermua city (Spain) pp100-100  
S. Urra, A. Perez de Arrilucea  
Usability of an app to support home hazard modification for fall prevention pp101-101  
G. Ward, N. Holliday  
App-based activity diary for elderly: Benefits through interprofessional development?! pp102-102  
N. Zigan, R. Naef, P. Baumann, A. Heinzelmann, L. Imhof, D. Händler-Schuster  
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Track: Mobility - Transport - Travel
Identification of fallers on gait accelerometer data pp103-103  
P. Bet, C.L.S. Oliveira, M. Ponti, P. Costa Castro  
Rejuvenating designs in the diffusion of e-bikes pp104-104  
V.J.C. van Cooten, A. Peine, L.B.M. Neven  
Psychosocial impact of assistive technologies for mobility and its implications for Active Ageing pp105-105  
A. Correia Martins, J. Páscoa Pinheiro, B.J. Farias, J.W. Jutai  
A casebased study of metrics derived from instrumented fall risk assessment tests pp106-106  
A. Correia Martins, J. Silva, A. Santos, J. Madureira, C. Alcobia, L. Ferreira, P. Mendes, C. Tonelo, C. Silva, D. Baltazar, I. Sousa  
Exergaming to support mobility for older adults pp107-107  
A. Dijkstra, H. Kazimier-van der Zwaag, W. Kooistra, G. Swildens  
Attitudes of senior citizens towards automat-ic in home fall detection pp108-108  
F.M. Feldwieser, E. Steinhagen-Thiessen  
Visual recognition of gait parameters pp109-109  
B. Fosty, F. Bremond  
Location, location, location: Where is as important as when pp110-110  
W.D. Kearns  
A relation model for eye-hand coordination and driving workload for older drivers pp111-111  
S. Lee, E. Noh, S. Kim, J. Hong, T. Lee  
GPS devices for dementia clients: Ethical considerations pp112-112  
L. Liu, D. Juzwishin, A. Miguel Cruz, T. Ruptash  
Supporting older individuals’ safe outdoor mobility and driving behaviour pp113-113  
A. Neven, A. Cuenen, J. Urlings, T. Bellemans, D. Janssens, G. Wets  
Sense of Location (SoL) in people with Alzheimer’s disease pp114-114  
M-C. Pai, S-H. Tsao, S-S. Jan  
A smart insole to promote healthy aging for frail elderly pp115-115  
A. Piau, Y. Charlon, E. Campo, F. Nourhashemi  
Measuring the psychosocial impact of mobility assistive products with elderly people: Findings from Italian surveys pp116-116  
C. Salatino, R. Andrich, S. Piccioni, J. Jutai  
User evaluation of a navigation application for people with Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI): A two months test in the Netherlands and Spain pp117-117  
S. Suijkerbuijk, C.C. Cornelisse, J van der Leeuw, H.H. Nap  
Falls prevention: Benefits to adding exergame to physiotherapy pp118-118  
J. Verrier, E. Karoubi, R. Artico  
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Track: Work - Leisure - Volunteering
Group digital activities for people with dementia pp119-119  
A. Astell, E. Dove, K. Cotnam  
The Discover Dementia Pillow for reminiscence through music pp120-120  
R. Brankaert, E. Troenokarso, H. van Wetten, Y. Lu  
Lifestyle monitoring: Smart sensors at home for people with dementia pp121-121  
C.C. Cornelisse, H.H. Nap, D. Lukkien, S. van der Weegen  
Learning games for older adults: The case of Minecraft pp122-122  
B. De Schutter, D.E. Black  
A comprehensive understanding of family caregivers’ experiences pp123-123  
J.E. Fast, M. Strickfaden, J. Eales, N. Keating, W.B. Mortenson  
Development of toys for rehabilitation and non-pharmacological treatment of dementia pp124-124  
L-S. Hsu, C-K. Cheng, Y.Y. Colindres, K-W. Chang, C-Y. Tai, P-K. Chen, J-R. Lin, Y-L. Hsu  
An ePlatform for comprehensive geriatric assessment pp125-125  
A. Ilnitski, K. Prashchayeu  
Elder trip activity: A comparative research pp126-126  
S. Ishihara, M. Nagamachi, M. Kajioka, S. Aoki, T. Tsuchiya  
User driven design of a smart rollator for rehabilitation after hip fracture pp127-127  
M. Iturburu, E. Aldaz, J. Yanguas, C. Alderete, M. Alvarez de Arcaya  
Participatory development of ASSISTwell: A self-management application pp128-128  
C.S. Jacelon, J.V.E. Ridgway, J. Choi, M. Alkhawaldeh  
Changes in age-productivity over an ICT-based future work-space pp129-129  
T. Kallai, R. Grunder  
Literature review on healthcare surveillance technology pp130-130  
D.R.M. Lukkien, S. van der Weegen, H.H. Nap, C.C. Cornelisse  
Perception of older workers in relation to their work and the insertion of technology in their labour activities pp131-131  
T. Marquine Raymundo, C. da Silva Santana  
Needs and preferences for innovative technology for family caregivers pp132-132  
W.B. Mortenson, F. Routhier, L. Demers, A. Wister, C. Auger, J. Fast, P. Rushton, R. Dalle, M. Beaudoin, J. Lettre, D. Mallette  
Ikiiki Pom (children’s song) music, a game for elderly people, and a trial with persons affected by dementia pp133-133  
M. Nakamura, M. Booka, K. Ishihara, K. Kanda, M. Nagamachi  
Design for senior gamers pp134-134  
H.H. Nap, W.A. IJsselsteijn  
Long-term use of Paro the therapy robot seal: The caregiver perspective pp135-135  
M. Niemelä, M. Ylikauppila, H. Talja  
Constructing a video-based remote coaching platform to develop professional skills in dementia care pp136-136  
A. Omata, Y. Sakane, S. Ishikawa, M. Honda, M. Ito, Y. Takebayashi  
ShuttleKickers: Designing persuasive technology for active ageing in China pp137-137  
X. Ren, Y. Lu, A.C. Brombacher  
An online resource for caregivers of persons with dementia pp138-138  
F. Rudzicz, J. Polgar  
Education in care and technology: Development of a professional master pp139-139  
A.A.G. Sponselee, C.G. Willems, M.B. Michel-Verkerke, A. Sirkka, L. Saarni, M. Castello Branco  
Attitudes of professionals in the field of elderly care towards technology pp140-140  
L.I. Stenberg  
Experience sampling using technology as a study method for aging and work pp141-141  
A.A. Sterns, H.L. Sterns  
Lego serious play as a method to determine the sense of home in the nursing home pp142-142  
E.J.M. Wouters, J. van Hoof  
Two types of stimuli in virtual cycling for people with dementia pp163-163  
Y. Schikhof, L. Wauben  
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Track: Health - Comfort - Self-esteem
Social media usage and wellbeing; what's the deal? A qualitative study among community-dwelling older adults S. Aarts pp143-143  
S. Aarts  
The relation between social-network site-usage and loneliness and mental health in communitydwelling older adults pp144-144  
S. Aarts, S.T.M. Peek, E.M.J. Wouters  
Serious games for active ageing pp145-145  
A. Abellard, P. Abellard  
Loneliness, residential environment, mobility, and ICT-use among elderly pp147-147  
P.E.W. van den Berg, A.D.A.M Kemperman, C.G.J. Uytdewillegen, M. Weijs-Perrée  
The HELICOPTER project: Continuous monitoring for early detection of age-related diseases pp148-148  
P. Ciampolini, I. De Munari, D.M. Kristaly, J. Mellin, S. Moraru, G. Vespasiani  
Technology usage and cognitive performance in a cohort study pp149-149  
M. Colombo, R. Vaccaro, S. Abbondanza, F. Conti, D. Zaccaria, A. Guaita  
Rasch analysis of the disease burden morbidity assessment in older adults: Getting closer to computerized test assessment pp150-150  
M.J. Forjaz, I.G.M. Wijers, C. Rodriguez-Blazquez, V. Rodriguez- Rodriguez, A. Rodriguiez-Laso, F. Rojo-Perez, M.E. Prieto Flores, G. Fernandez-Mayoralas  
A Robotic cat in dementia care: A pilot study pp151-151  
C. Gustafsson, C. Svanberg, M. Müllersdorf  
How much time do older adults spend in bed? pp152-152  
F. Knoefel, S. Robichaud, M. Makramalla, M. Bilodeau, T. Grant, H. Sveistrup, J. Jutai, R. Goubran, C. Gaudet  
Partnership for accomplished ageing? First, know the seniors you serve! pp153-153  
T. Lambert, P. Lambert, F. de la Fuente  
Decreased CSF area in spinal canal is highly correlated with risk of neurogenic intermittent claudication but not SF-36 or pain pp154-154  
-H. Lin, M. Peng, P-C. Lin, C-C. Wu, Y-H. Chiang  
Geron-techno-prophylaxis?: Study on the potential contribution of actigraphy in improving the quality of care and sleep care for patients in the geriatric department at CHU Liège pp155-155  
F. Maertens, D. Gillain, C. Menozzi, J. Petermans  
3D-Memories promoting inhibited potential in design pp156-156  
B. Östlund, O. Diegel, S. Frennert  
An assistive system to improve game usabil-ity for patients with cognitive disorders pp157-157  
M.K. Phan Tran, P. Robert, F. Bremond  
The RAPP project: Robotic applications for older-adult cognitive games pp158-158  
S.E. Reppou, K.L. Panayiotou, G. Karagian  
How to think globally and act locally for health path, and elders' autonomy with eHealth and gerontechnology? pp159-159  
V. Rialle, F. Forrest, C. Verdier, D. Rieu, A. Front, A. Mercier, M. Di-Mascolo, A.M. Benoit, J. Malo, B. Branchet, G. Weil  
Examining the usability of several wearable fitness devices pp160-160  
M.A. Rupp, J.R. Michaelis, D.S. McConnel, J.A. Smither  
Traditional group exercise and rehabilitation via synchronous teletechnology enables new service concepts in home care pp161-161  
M.H. Sarkio, T.A. Arvo, A.L. Lyytinen, R.M. Karvinen, E.H. Sandelin  
Perceived isolation and elderly boundaries in EEE (EmOz Elder-ly Expressions) corpus: Appeal to communication dynamics with a socio-affectively gluing robot in a smart home pp162-162  
Y. Sasa, V. Auberge  
Neurostimulation to influence the brain and improve motor and cognitive function in aging pp164-164  
C. Schneider, F. Allen Demers, V.H. Flamand, H. Massé-Alarie, L.D. Beaulieu  
Platform to ensure patients medication and care compliance pp165-165  
A.A. Sterns, J. Smith, J.H. Hughes  
Why some technologies seem to work well in supporting people with dementia? pp166-166  
P. Topo, M. Rauhala  
Self-reported determinants of physical activity of people with COPD (Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease) and the effects of stimulation with the use of a smartphone application pp167-167  
S.N.W. Vorrink, H.S.M. Kort, T. Troosters, J-W.J. Lammers  
Mobile communications and computing for quality of life living lab pp168-168  
K. Wac  
Rehabilitation of the psychomotor consequences of elderly fallers: A pilot study to evaluate the feasibility and tolerability of virtual reality training using a user-centered designed serious game pp169-169  
P. Wargnier, P.E. Fauquet, S. Benveniste, P. Jouvelot, A.S. Rigaud, G. Kemoun, F. Bloch  
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Pre-conference meeting
World Academy for Gerontechnology (WAGT) pp170-170  
J.E.M.H. van Bronswijk  
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