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Editorial
Welcome to ISG’s 11th World Conference of Gerontechnology pp1-1  
W.D. Kearns, G.M. Gutman  
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Keynotes
Blueprint to the longevity marketplace pp2-2  
M. Furlong  
Making pervasive computing pervasive pp3-3  
J. Kaye  
Leading the way in gerontechnology: New approaches and promising solutions pp4-4  
A. Mihailidis  
Let us help you: The development of intelligent socially assistive robots as the next generation of healthcare helpers pp5-5  
G. Nejat  
From cars to care: Providing context to the Internet-of-Things and how Industry 4.0 will revolutionise future healthcare pp6-6  
P. Webster  
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Presidential Symposium
Building creative gerontechnology research funding to support international collaborations. Participants: E. Femia (USA), N. Maglaveras (GR), A. Sixsmith (CN) pp7-10  
W. Kearns (Convener)  
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Submitted Symposia
An integrative approach to understand the use of technology to support functional autonomy in cognitively impaired older adults. Participants: M. Couture (Canada), P. Belchior (Canada), N. Bier (Canada), M. Lussier (Canada) pp11-15  
N. Bier, P. Belchior (Co-conveners)  
Social and cyber-connectedness in age-friendly communities. Participants: K. Black (USA), S. Golant (USA), M. Stynchula (USA) pp16-19  
K. Black (Convener)  
Caregiver-centred design of gerontechnologies for supporting unpaid care in the community. Participants: O. Atoyebi (Canada), M. Leslie (Canada), J. Boger (Canada) pp20-23  
J.Boger (Convener)  
Insights into the measurement of mobile device proficiency across cultures. Participants: A. Petrovčič (SIovenia), W.R. Boot (USA), N.A. Roque (USA) pp24-27  
W.R. Boot (Convener)  
Use of gerontechnology to support “successful aging”. Participants: W. R. Boot (USA), S. J. Czaja (USA), W. A. Rogers(USA), J. Sharit(USA), H-W. Wahl (Germany), J-S. Yoon (South Korea) pp28-33  
N. Charness (Convener)  
From user integration to usage: recent findings and evidence from Germany. Participants: B. Klein (Germany), H. Kunemund (Germany), S. Merkel (Germany), H.-W. Wahl (Germany) pp34-38  
H. Kunemund (Convener)  
Technology design to support successful aging with disability. Participants: J. Sanford (USA), M. Harris (USA), M. Gandy (USA), C. Rebola (USA), C. Consel (France) pp39-43  
W. Rogers (Convener)  
Technology, innovation, and the emerging silver economy. Participants: V. Dolnicar (SI), M. Setinc (SI), T. Burnik (SI), A. Petrovčič (SI), N. Berzelak (SI), A. Sixsmith (CA), S. Mueller (DE), A. Tinker (UK), A. Young (UK) pp44-47  
A. Sixsmith (Convener)  
Three new approaches to medication adherence to ensure a better self. Participants: A. Sterns (USA), H. Kort (Netherlands), K. Crossland (USA), H. Sterns, Discussant (USA) pp48-51  
A. Sterns (Convener)  
An ICT community standard supporting older adults and caregivers, integrating social services and healthcare. Participants: J. Ackerman (USA), P. Freddolino (USA), D. Wishart (USA) pp52-55  
D.J. Wishart (Convener)  
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Papers: Acceptance and Use
Personal goals in later life: Opportunities and innovation for an aging society pp56-56  
M.S. Bernardes, R.Y.D. Carretta, H.T.A. Khan, C.S. Santana  
Older people’s user patterns of mobile phones in South Africa pp57-57  
J.R. Hoffman, V. Roos, A. Stols, D.M. Bohman  
How to empower old people to join the digitalization of services? pp58-58  
S. Kaijanen, L. Stenberg  
ICT enhanced learning for older adults: Influencing factors on satisfaction and the role of learning motivation pp59-59  
A-M. Lipphardt, P. Held, E. Leen-Thomele, L. Hain  
A dynamical framework for understanding changes and stability in the use of technologies by independent-living seniors pp60-60  
S.T.M. Peek, K.G. Luijkx, H.J.M. Vrijhoef, M.E. Nieboer, S. Aarts, C.S. van der Voort, M.D. Rijaard, E.J.M. Wouters  
Investigating smartphone acceptance factors among seniors with structural equation modelling pp61-61  
A. Petrovčič, J. Berzelak, T. Burnik, S. Taipale, V. Dolničar  
Training of older workers to use technologies: Impact and satisfaction pp62-62  
T.M. Raymundo, C.S. Santana  
Identifying factors for personalized strategies to motivate seniors to adopt a more active lifestyle pp63-63  
C.A.L. Valk, M.C. Wintermans, Y. Lu, M.M. Bekker, R.G.A. Brankaert  
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Papers: Big Issues in Gerontechnology
Older adults’ willingness to use emerging technologies pp64-64  
T. Kaadylak, R.V. Rikard, S.R. Cotten  
Digital ageing policies of Korea in the fourth Industrial Revolution age pp65-65  
J. Ko  
Ethics in Gerontechnology, past, present and future pp66-66  
A. Tinker  
Exploring the potential of smart cities in the design of age-friendly urban environments pp67-67  
R. Woolrych, J. Sixsmith, M. Makita, J. Fisher, R. Lawthom  
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Papers: Cognition, Dementia, and Intervention
DataDay: Digital daily support for people living with dementia pp68-68  
A.J. Astell, E. Dove, C. Morland, S. Donovan  
TATOO – Touchscreen Assessment TOOL for assessing the older adult's functions while operating the touch screen pp69-69  
A. Danial-Saad, L. Chiari  
Point of therapeutic care: Collaborative digital art network pp70-70  
M. Heemskerk, A. Randhawa  
The power of digital storytelling: Benefits and opportunities for people living with dementia pp71-71  
H. Owens, D. Kaufman  
Impact of digital storytelling experience among people living with dementia pp72-72  
Y. Pan, N. Simonian, R. Beleno, L. Liu, D Kaufman, A. Astell  
The effectiveness of social activity model for dementia prevention and the needs for developing smart care programs in Korea pp73-73  
Y.R. Park, K.S. Park, S.Y. Hong  
Evaluating older adult’s brain health: preliminary results from a clinical trial using novel EEG technology pp74-74  
M. Roberts, C. Vandeweerd, J. Lowenkron, A. Yalcin, E. Sappington  
Computer-based intervention effects on cognitive functions in older population: Cohort study in São Paulo – Brazil pp75-75  
A.P. Vicentin, A.C. Bonilha, S. Andreoni, C. Lamoth, L.R. Ramos  
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Papers: Design
COBALT, TUNGSTEN, and THAW: New tools for engaging older adults as technology experts pp76-76  
A.J. Astell, J. Andrews, M. Bennion, D. Clayton, E. Dove, M.P. Ellis, F. Hwang, C. Mcgrath, E.A. Williams  
Designing for a diversity of older people in Brazil and the UK pp77-77  
P. Castro, D.M. Frolich, G.A. Martins, C. Lim, R.P. Fortes  
Design recommendations for a self-care app to be used by people with cognitive challenges pp78-78  
A. Dilara, A. Hernandez, A. Astell  
Designing a model app for older persons with cognitive impairment – insights from a usability perspective pp79-79  
J. Frogren, M. Quitana, P. Anderberg, J.S. Berglund, M. Garolera  
Better together: Enhancing technology through collaborative design pp80-80  
L. Loiselle, J. Krul  
Participatory processes as a strategy to create a training test for attentional processes in older adults pp81-81  
C.I. Rojas, D.F. Jimenez  
Exploring the fit between older adults and smartphone use to inform design and practical application pp82-82  
B.A. Walker, N. Azzarito, K. Brown, D. Burchfield, K. Eberly, N. Meert, M. Sears  
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Papers: Internet and Social Media
The next step in studying social media usage and loneliness: developing a questionnaire to assess social media usage in older age pp83-83  
S. Aarts  
The role of internet technology in social integration and end-of-life planning of LGBT older adults pp84-84  
G. Gutman, S. Mock, B. De Vries, A. Humble. J. Gahagan, L. Chamberland, J. Fast, E. Walker  
Are mid-air gestures perceived as strenuous when used to interact with mobile technology by older adults? pp85-85  
N. Mana, O. Mich, M. Ferron  
Behavioural analysis based on IoT home sensors pp86-87  
N. Mora, G. Matrella, P. Ciampolini  
Cruelty on social networking sites: greater sensitivity of older adults pp88-88  
B.R. Szymanski, J.E. Pachankis, H.Q. Lin, B.R. Levy  
Not all classrooms have four walls: Analysing experiences of senior citizens using novel smartphone technology pp89-90  
M.C. Wintermans, C.A.L. Valk, R.G.A. Brankaert, Y. Lu  
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Papers: Personal mobility
Enhanced control to improve navigation and manipulation of power wheelchairs pp91-91  
A. Aguirrezabal,, D. Ashley, R. Alqasemi, S. Carey, S. Sundarrao, R. Dubey  
Visual exploration with PCA dimension reduction to support fall-risk assessment of community-dwelling elderly pp92-92  
H.T. Chang, C.H. Hwang, C.C. Hsieh, C.H. Lee, C. Pei, T.L. Sun  
A water-on-floor detection system for the elderly and the visually impaired pp93-93  
R. Estrada, Y. Delahoz, G. Johson, M. Labrador  
Integrated design of smart leisure electric bicycle for middle-aged adults pp94-94  
H.M. Hua, W.M. Wang, C.Y. Wang, Y.R. Wu, P.H. Chen  
Gait enhancing mobile shoe pp95-95  
D.E. Huizenga, I. Handzic, R. Edgeworth, M. Lazinski, T. Ramakrishnan, D. Rose, S.H. Kim, K.B. Reed  
MySidewalk – Incentivized crowdsourcing to improve walkable communities pp96-96  
K. Madanagopal, M. Erraguntla, R. Mayer  
Crutch tip that provides assistive motion based on downward force pp97-97  
F. Rasouli, K.B. Reed  
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Papers: Robotics
Evaluating the potential of socially assistive robots for healthy older adults pp98-99  
L. Dupuy, W.A. Rogers  
A privacy paradox: Potential barriers and benefits of telepresence robot use among older adults pp100-100  
J. Francis, S.A. Hussain, S.R. Cotten  
From a tool to a companion - Evaluation on the effect of a robotic user interface for a voice-command companion robot pp101-101  
J. Sebastian, Y. Colindres, Y.L. Hsu  
Talking to the home: IT infrastructure for a cloud-based robotic home smart-assistant pp102-102  
J. Sebastian, Y-L. Hsu  
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Papers: Safety and Rehabilitation
Everyday rehabilitation supported by technology pp103-103  
E.H. Aspnes  
Design and development of a wrist-hand orthosis for individuals with a spinal cord injury pp104-104  
A. Gatto, S. Carey, S. Sundarrao  
Assisting persons with speech impediments using Recurrent Neural Networks pp105-105  
R. Mounir, R. Alqasemi, R. Dubey  
Redesigning the rehabilitative goal-setting process in geriatric rehabilitation by supporting shared decision-making pp106-106  
A.A.G. Sponselee, T. Van De Geijn, G. Willems  
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Papers: Sensors and Monitoring
Unsupervised behavior change detection using passive sensor systems in the homes of older adults pp107-107  
G. Aden-Buie, A. Yalcin, C. Vandeweerd  
Wandering behaviours among older adults with cognitive impairment pp108-108  
M. Bowen, M. Rowe  
Ambient assisted living platforms for aging in place: lessons learned from a field study pp109-109  
L. Dupuy, H. Sauzéon  
Concerns and tradeoffs in privacy and safety of sensor-based monitoring of older people living at home pp110-110  
H. Ehrari, CJ Langberg, H.B. Andersen  
Longitudinal analysis of ALF resident wandering using real-time location services: Results of a yearlong study pp111-111  
W.D. Kearns, J.L. Fozard, A. Kumar  
Monitoring night wandering in persons with dementia using smart home technology pp112-112  
F. Knoefel, B. Wallace, T. Nasser El Harake, N. Valech, B. Toonders, R. Goubran  
Using a video monitoring system at home to observe person-environment interactions pp113-113  
N. Lapierre, J. Meunier, J. Filiatrault, A.S.T. Arnaud, M-H. Paquin, C. Duclos, l. Dubreucq, H. Moffet, M. Morin, M-H. Milot, C. Dumoulin, J. Rousseau  
Insight into intraindividual variability in life space via GPS monitoring of daily activity pp114-114  
S.T. Mejía, K.E. Nielsen, H. Zainulbhai, A. Carmichael, V. Raichur, R. Gonzalez  
IoT for active and healthy ageing: The ACTIVAGE DS-RER project pp115-116  
S. Nunziata, G. Matrella, N. Mora, M. Girolami, D. Russo, P. Barsocchi, A. Carboni, S. Woerner, B. Jansen, E. Montanari, F. Cocchi, N. Campanini, M.R. Spada, P. Ciampolini  
An intelligent video monitoring system: From an idea to the home implementation to detect falls pp117-117  
J. Rousseau, J. Meunier, A.S.T. Arnaud, N. Lapierre  
A machine learning approach to recognizing indoor activities based on the detection of environmental change pp118-118  
K. Tamamizu, S. Sakkibara, S. Saiki, M. Nakamura, K. Yasuda  
Surveillance for dementia safety: unclear categories and old designs pp119-119  
Y. Vermeer, P. Higgs, G. Charlesworth  
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Papers: Social Robotics
Exploring older adult concerns regarding acceptance and use of social companion robots pp120-120  
E. Boevers, G. McCall, E. Harrington, H. Do, A.J. Bishop, W. Sheng  
Older adult interaction with social robots: implications for socio-emotional well-being pp121-121  
E. Harrington, H.M. Do, G. McCall, H. Boevers, A.J. Bishop, W. Sheng  
A talking teddy bear for encouraging the elderly to talk with back-channeling pp122-122  
K. Ishihara, S. Ishihara  
Emergent themes in the likes and dislikes of social robots expressed by older adults pp123-123  
G. McCall, E. Boevers, E. Harrington, A.J. Bishop, H. Do, W. Sheng  
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Papers: Technology for Health
Understanding the factors associated with the use of gerontechnology by occupational therapists across Canada pp124-124  
A. Anoujadoude, P. Belchior, C. Menard, M. Llussier, M. Coyture, L. Demers, C. Auger, H. Pigot, M. Caouette, D. Lussier-Desrochers, N. Bier  
CIRCA group programme for dementia: technology delivering cognitive stimulation pp125-125  
A.J. Astell, S. Potter, E. Preston-Jones, B. Black, S. Simonite, S.K. Smith  
Cardio-postural assessment: a tool for an aging population pp126-126  
A.P. Blaber, D. Xu, N. Goswami, K. Tavakolian  
What to consider when developing gerontechnologies for nursing homes? The perceptions of potential users pp127-127  
A. Bourbonnais, J. Roussueau, M.H. Lalonde, J. Meunier, N. Lapierre, M.P. Gagnon, D. Trudeau  
Self-directed learning: Promises and challenges of an online course for dementia caregivers pp128-128  
H. Chen, J.Y. Shirie, N. An, S.E. Levkoff  
Service Navigation System (sNs) – A novel nursing care record system pp129-129  
R. Fukuda, T. Iwaida  
Towards empowering caregivers to customizing home assistive support for older adults – A preliminary study of an end-user language for assistive services pp130-130  
S. Giraud, C. Consel, A. Carteron, N. Volanschi  
Improving chronic condition self-care management for older adults levering user designed electronic health information technology pp131-131  
J.N. Haun, M. Chavez, C. Melillo, B.A. Cotner, W. Hathaway  
Smartphone-based acupressure using augmented reality for senior care pp132-132  
K-C. Lan, J-X. Zhang, Y-Z. Chen, M-C. Hu  
At the bedside, what you know and what you don’t know: a 3D dataset for ageing studies pp133-133  
J. Laurent-Michel, F. Casado  
Community ASAP – Usability of a localized area alert system for missing older adults pp134-134  
N. Neubauer, C. Daum, R. Beleno, B. Aloisio, E. Stroulia, L. Liu  
A data-driven staffing decision platform for improving nursing care operational excellence pp135-135  
N. Sakib, X. Sun, C. Meng, N. Kong, C. Msterson, H. Meng, K. Hyer, M. Li  
The need for new personal alarm systems and implementation lessons pp136-136  
Y. Schikhof, L.S.G.L. Wwuben  
E-Health literacy, trust, and online health information consumerism among technogenerians: A question of empowerment pp137-137  
G. Seckin, J.S. Wyatt, J. Laljer, T. Degreve  
Digital route to successful aging: Promoting health through information technology pp138-138  
G. Seckin, T. Degreve, J.S. Wyatt, J. Laljer  
Diabetes education and intergenerational technology transfer: African American elders using technology to support diabetes self-management pp139-139  
C.R. Senteio, D. Soltow Hershey, T. Campbell  
ICT services for nursing homes – a needs analysis pp140-140  
M. Sjolinder, A. Avatare Nou, J. Fristedt  
Using mobile health technologies to support safer client care in the community pp141-141  
W. Sun, D. Doran  
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Papers: Technology for Independence
Matching assistive technology to independent-living seniors’ individual needs: challenges and opportunities pp142-142  
M. Haufe, S.T.M. Peek, K.G. Luijkx  
Developing and testing an ambient assisted living apartment pp143-143  
K. Peper, A. Kabouteh, J. Guttler, A. Engler, E. Schulze, T. Linner, C. Pfeifer, T. Bock  
Using a smart ICT system for supporting elderly at home pp144-144  
S. Tokunaga, M. Nakamura, M. Otake  
Technologies used by elderly to support aging in place and their functions: A systematic literature review pp145-145  
A. Tsertsidis, E. Kolkowska, K. Hedstromh  
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Papers: Video Games and Virtual Reality
Using virtual reality to promote positive feelings of elderly pp146-146  
Y. Afacan, J. Onyango  
Integrating theoretical perspectives: The life course theory of digital gaming and the ICT user typology pp147-147  
J.L.H. Birkland, J.A. Brown  
InTouch: Introducing touchscreen applications to people with advanced dementia through staff-client co-play pp148-148  
A.M. Hernandez, M. Steele, P. Loganathan, A.J. Astell  
Evaluating the effectiveness of tailored accessibility settings for people living with dementia in touchscreen games pp149-149  
P. Joddrell, A.J. Astell  
An approach with serious exergames for assessment and stimulation of patients with neurocognitive disorders pp150-150  
G. Sacco, M. Thonnat, G.B. Sadoun, P. Robert  
Generating personalized dialogue in a Virtual Care Giver for home dementia care pp151-151  
M. Nakamura, S. Sakakibara, S.Saiki, K. Yasuda, M. Yokota  
InTouch: People with dementia enjoy touch screen applications pp152-152  
M. Steele, A. Hernandez, P. Joddrell, E. Dove, A.J. Astell  
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Posters: Health and Self-esteem
Voice of our elders: How listening creates better innovation pp153-153  
R. Collins, P. Barbato  
E-learning online for caregivers who are unable to leave their homes or jobs easily pp154-154  
C. Cruikshank  
Telehealth follow-up of patients with chronic conditions: Implications concerning patient perceived wellbeing pp155-155  
A. Das, J. Reitan  
Impacts of a volunteer-based tablet program in adult day centres for people with dementia pp156-156  
E. Dove, A. Hernandez, K. Cotnam, P. Gural, T. Shearer, M. Steele, A.J. Astell  
Teaching and implementing motion-based technologies for people with dementia pp157-157  
E. Dove, C. Hawco, S. Yonus, A.J. Astell  
Reliability, Validity and Usability of a digital education and self-assessment app for adults with knee osteoarthritis pp158-159  
S.M. Flynn, V.Y. Oviedo, W.N. Hoffmann J. Stevens-Lapsley, P. Roberts, S. Bini  
Literature review: The current levels of understanding of interactive robotics pp160-160  
S. Frennert  
The reminding walker cognitive orthotic device: Engineering & functional testing pp161-161  
P.A. Friedman, B. Schultze, S. Koziol, K. Schubert  
The influence of participant and intervention characteristics on adherence to technology-based cognitive interventions pp162-162  
E.R. Harrell, W.R. Boot  
Design and evaluation of the armrest of an assistive sofa for older adults pp163-163  
C. Huang, C-L. Chen  
Is brain training worth it? Exploring predictors of individuals’ willingness to engage in brain games pp164-164  
B.V. Kmetz, E.R. Harrell, W.R. Boot  
A usability evaluation of a posture transducer without back pressure pp165-165  
Y. Lee, W. Shim  
Technology adoption in older adults: An application of the Transtheoretical Model in the technology domain pp166-166  
J.M. McMath, M.L. Rice  
Virtual agents as social companions: explorations of social presence pp167-167  
F. Montalvo, M. Dabydeen, V.N. Pineda, E.L. Parkhurst, J.R. Michaelist, D.S. McConnell, D. Gammonley, J.A. Smither  
Evaluating the effectiveness of orthoses in adults with rheumatoid arthritis: A systematic review pp168-168  
B. Mott, S. Carey  
A gesture recognition framework for cognitive assessment pp169-169  
F. Negin, J. Bourgeois, P. Robert, F. Bremond  
What do we know about strategies to manage dementia-related wandering? A scoping review pp170-170  
N. Neubauer, P. Azad-Khaneghah, L. Liu  
A video-based m-health system incorporating video visits, multidisciplinary care, and social supports pp171-171  
R-H. Pan, Y-F Chen  
Online training for the establishment and operation of brain fitness clubs pp172-172  
E.L. Parkhurst, L. Conner, A.D. Kaplan, E. Olcum, A. Ercolino, J.C. Ferraro, R. Bryan, N. Uszak, F. Montalvo, P. Bargmann, J.A. Smither  
The stressors in the use of everyday technologies from the perspective of the elderly user: A comparative study of UK and Brazil pp173-173  
C.S. Santana, G. Leeson  
Sense of safety by older adults living alone using a personal alarm system pp174-174  
C.S. Santana, M.M.C. Bianchi  
Effect of telemonitoring in the recovery of cataract surgery in elders: Randomized controlled trial pp175-175  
R.F. Santana, T.M. Delphino, P.A. Souza, R.D. Vaqueiro, T.S. Soares, A.B. Hercules  
The importance of ethical aspects when implementing eHealth services in healthcare pp176-176  
L. Skar, S. Soderberg  
The Virtual Reality Relax Tour as relaxation tool in community dwelling dementia care pp177-177  
L. Snaphaan, I. Bongers  
Are people with dementia motivated for a serious game? pp178-178  
L. Snaphaan, I. Geerts, L. Burgmans, I. Bongers  
An evaluation of web-based safe sex education for older divorced women pp179-179  
P. Weitzman, S. Levkoff  
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Posters: Housing and Daily Activities
VR powered wheelchair maneuverability evaluation of an elder care facility pp180-180  
S. Ishihara, Y. Kawachi, K. Ishihara, A. Kanbe, R. Itsuki  
A qualitative examination of older adult and family member perceptions of living with intelligent sensors pp181-181  
C.M. Galambos, M. Rantz, A. Craver, M. Bongiorno, M. Pelts, J.S. Jun  
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Posters: Late Breaker
Grandpa vs. Google: Examining advice seeking preferences in the iGen Generation pp182-182  
A.L. Bailey, T.F. Waddell  
Investigating redundancy in multimodal interaction with tablet devices for older adults pp183-183  
N. Mana, G. Schiavo, M. Ferron, O. Mich  
Guidance from exercise instructors for designing remotely-led classes for older adults with mobility impairments pp184-184  
S.A. McHlynn, J.Q. Hartley, T.L. Mitzner, W.A. Rogers  
Elderly-centred guidelines for mHealth apps for food intake pp185-185  
V. Orso, F. Viero, L. Gamberini  
Intelligent in-car health monitoring system for elderly drivers pp186-186  
S.J. Park, S. Hong, D. Kim, Y. Seo, I. Hussain  
Technology-enhanced adaptive living space for aging-in-place research, education, and patient care pp187-187  
L.J. Phillips, M.E. Bowen  
Ease of use and perceived usefulness of medication reminder apps in aging adults pp188-188  
M.Y. Shade, N. Manley, J. Boron, K. Kypzyk, C. Pullen  
Overcoming social isolation through peer support programming: development of a digital prototype pp189-189  
K.A. Theurer, J. Krul  
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Posters: Transportation and Personal Mobility
Screening fall risk with acceleration data pp190-190  
P. Bet, P.C. Castro, M.A. Ponti  
Older adults who use GPS: What makes wayfinding easier for them? pp191-191  
E. Fu, B. Roskos, S. Sickler  
A low-cost standing aid robot with linear actuators pp192-192  
S. Ishihara, Y. Tokutomi, M. Nagamachi, K. Morinaga, K. Ishihara, A. Kanbe  
Pseudo color mapping of foot plantar pressure transition and estimation of ankle flexibility pp193-193  
R. MiyazakiI, K. Morinaga, S. Ishihara, A. Kanbe, K. Ishihara  
Design of a wearable airbag system to prevent fall injuries for older adults pp194-194  
C. Qu, W. Zhang, T. Niu  
Review on the development of technology for protecting older adults from injury caused by accidental falls pp195-195  
W.L. Zhang, C. Qu  
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Posters: Work and Leisure
Using somatosensory games to improve the health of the elderly in the community pp196-196  
D-R. Chen  
Elderly people, video games and accessibility - When old, I will (still) be a gamer pp197-197  
J. Dupire, A.A. Sponselee  
Innovation university interdisciplinary courses design and care service of older adults pp198-198  
H.M. Hua, T.S. Sheu, Y.R. Wu  
Touchscreen game play in Chinese Mandarin-speaking persons living with dementia pp199-199  
Y. Pan, C. Xiong, A.J. Astell  
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Round Tables
Beyond master classes: Other innovative opportunities for training in gerontechnology. Participants A. Sixsmith (Canada), Y-L Hsu (Taiwan) H. Kort (Netherlands) pp200-200  
G. Gutman (Convener)  
Celebrating the many contributions of Dr. Neil Charness, ISG's Newest Grandmaster. Participants A. Sixsmith (Canada), Y-L Hsu (Taiwan) H. Kort (Netherlands) pp201-201  
J.L. Fozard & W. Boot (Convenor)  
The evolving role of ISG chapters amid challenges managing non-profit member organizations. Participants H. Kort (Netherlands), G. Gutman (Canada), N. Bier (Canada), Y. Hsu (Taiwan), H. Kuenemund (Germany), Y-R Park (Korea) pp202-202  
C. M. Galambos (Convenor)  
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