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Round Table
ISG chapters: challenges and opportunities to raise the global profile of gerontechnology pp1-1  
G.M. Gutman (Convener, Canada)  
Innovations in Gerontechnology and the ‘Human Element’ pp1-1  
G.M. Gutman (Convener), S. Kwon (Convener)  
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Oral Session 1: Technology for Health
Digital technology for personalized multisensory stimulation to promote communication and engagement in dementia care pp1-1  
N. W. Hird, J. Kato, S. Ghosh, K. Maeda  
Detecting apnea in community dwelling older adults pp1-1  
F. Knoefel, H. Azimi, M. Bouchard, R. Goubran  
Multisensory stimulation in treatment of older people living with dementia pp1-1  
C.S.S. Castro, B. M.l Machado  
Supporting caring activities among older people to decrease loneliness: Exploring the Give & Take peer-to-peer platform pp1-1  
E. Siira, S. Yndigegn, B. Rolandsson, H. Wijk, A. Wolf  
An intersectional place perspective for AgeTech research, policy and practice pp1-1  
M.L. Fang, J.S. Sixsmith, R. Woolrych  
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Oral Session 2: Housing and Daily Activities
“Smart furniture ‘listening’ to your body!” – Designing an assistive ‘hub’ to support independent ageing pp1-1  
D. Yang, L. Moody  
Sharing Neighbourhoods –Barriers and drivers to share spaces and the role of technology pp1-1  
D. Baer; K. Høyland; L.A. Bø (SINTEF Community)  
An internet of things patient care system on inpatient fall prevention and the care quality pp1-1  
D.L. Bai & Y.L. Hsu  
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Oral Session 3: Personal Mobility
Implementing mind monitoring service for elderly people at home using LINE Chatbot pp1-1  
C. Miura, H. Maeda, S. Saiki, M. Nakamra, K. Yasuda  
Value-based eHealth: Lifestyle monitoring pp1-1  
H.H. Nap, H. Buimer, E. Wouters  
Co-creating a mobility app with and for older adults to go out pp1-1  
F. Li, Y. Lu  
User experiences following 30 days of self-administered fall risk assessment via a mobile application pp1-1  
S. Mejía, T. Su, A. Griffin, K. Hsieh, J. Schulte, L. Guzman, N. Nangia, and J. Sosnoff  
SmartDrive: A self-assessment app to steer the conversation about safe driving for older adults pp1-1  
S.S. Neti, A. Kirakalaprathapan, J.R.H. Lee, J. Boger  
A mobile app for unlicensed support personnel who care for older adults with dementia pp1-1  
L. Liu, P. Azad-Khaneghah, A. Miguel Cruz, E. Stroulia, S. King, M. Sayed  
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Oral Session 4: Communication and Governance
Designing video chat for social engagement in older adults with and without mild cognitive impairment pp1-1  
Q. Nie, L.T. Nguyen, E. Lydon, D. Myers, A. Gibson, C. Kerssens, R.A. Mudar, W.A. Rogers  
Leveraging over-the-counter hearing technology & older adult peers educators to increase access: Lessons from HEARS pp1-1  
C.L. Nieman, J.S. Suen, N. Marrone, J. Betz, L.N. Gitlin, S.L. Szanton, H.R. Han, F.R. Lin  
User expectations and experiences during implementation of new technology in healthcare services pp1-1  
K.B. Batt-Rawden, E. Björk, D. Waaler  
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Oral Session 5: Robotics
Care robots in society: Knowledge and orientation needs pp1-1  
S. Pekkarinen, L. Hennala, O. Tuisku, C. Gustafsson, R.-M. Johansson-Pajala, K. Thommes, J. Hoppe, H. Melkas  
The need for care robot orientation in elder care services pp1-1  
R-M. Johansson-Pajala, K. Thommes, J. A. Hoppe, O. Tuisku, L. Hennala, S. Pekkarinen, H. Melkas & C. Gustafsson  
Experiences from implementation and long-term use of ‘Zora’ robot in elderly care services pp1-1  
L. Hennala, S. Pekkarinen, H. Melkas  
One-year experience on care robot development for people with significant disabilities and elderly in Korea pp1-1  
W.-K. Song, Y.-H. Bae, D.-I. Choi, M.-J. Lim  
A context-aware social robot to improve the quality of life of people with dementia pp1-1  
S. Casaccia, G. M. Revel, L. Scalise, R. Bevilacqua, L. Rossi, A. Serrano, I. Karkowski, F. Marconi, S. Suijkerbuijk, D. Lukkien, H. H. Nap  
Older people's acceptance of robot-assisted Activities of daily living pp1-1  
T.Y. Huang & C.W. Huang  
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Oral Session 6: Technology & Health
Digital needs of unpaid carers of older people: A research agenda pp1-1  
J. Damant, P. Freddolino, D. King, R. Wittenberg, M. Dangoor, K. Lorenz, B. Hu  
Use intention of digital technology in older adults by age and gender pp1-1  
A. Murciano Hueso, A.V. Martín García  
A theoretical grounding for AgeTech research: the inclusion of older people as experiential stakeholders pp1-1  
J. A. Sixsmith & M. L. Fang  
Managing decisions within assistive and welfare technology organizations – Descriptive qualitative study pp1-1  
K. Baudin, A. Sundstrom, C. Gustafsson  
How do Socio-Economic Factors Influence the Intention to Use Eldercare-Technology in South Korea? pp1-1  
J. Kim  
The study on the usage of on-line matching of care service and the users’ attitude on digital recruitment process pp1-1  
D. Kim  
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Oral Session 7: Technological Needs and Barriers
Adopting an ethical mindset while developing and using ‘smart’ gerontechnology in long-term care pp1-1  
D.R.M. Lukkien, S. Suijkerbuijk, H.H. Nap  
Understanding Healthcare Challenges and Needs for Older Adults with and without Mobility and Sensory Disabilities pp1-1  
Q. Nie, E.T. Remillard, W.A. Rogers  
Life under COVID-19 – Opportunities and challenges for AgeTech pp1-1  
S. Baker, R. Beleno, O. Bryanton, P. Davis, C. Desai, B. Evans, R. Marple, M. Moulton, L. Poole, D. Simeonov, A. Sixsmith  
Unmet needs and barriers to use of technology and potential novel solutions for family caregivers pp1-1  
O. Atoyebi, M. Beaudoin, F. Routhier, M. Plante, C. Auger, L. Demers, A. Wister, W. Ben Mortenson  
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Oral Session 8: Experienced Health and (Self) Respect
Older people seeking health information before seeing a doctor pp1-1  
A. Tinker, G. Khera, S. Zaidman  
Digital health screening tool for identification of elder mistreatment pp1-1  
F. Abujarad, C. Edwards, E. Choo, M. Pantalon, K. Jubanyik, J. Dziura, G. D’Onofrio, T. Gill  
Psychological outcomes of telecare use in informal care: A qualitative intervention study in Slovenia pp1-1  
S. Hvalič-Touzery, K. Smole Orehek, A. Petrovčič, L. Lebar, V. Dolničar  
Older people seeking health information before seeing a doctor pp1-1  
A. Tinker, G. Khera, S. Zaidman  
How do people living with subjective cognitive impairments want to get support in resilience? pp1-1  
S. Suijkerbuijk, L. Abdel Alim, R. Bevilacqua, E. Felici, L. Rossi, S. Casaccia, L. Scalise, A. Pollini, S. Swaminathan, H.H. Nap, A. Astell  
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Oral Session 9: Sensors and Monitoring
Re-thinking community mobility for older adults amid a revolution in automotive technology pp1-1  
T. Kajaks, S. Nazmul, P. Raina, B.H. Vrkljan  
Using machine learning for in-bed posture classification, sleep and daily pattern recognition on a motion-sensing mattress pp1-1  
M.C. Ho, J.R. Li, Y.L. Hsu  
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Oral Session 10: Gait and Falls
Who will fall in the next three months? Screening fall risk in healthy older persons pp1-1  
P. Bet, G.F. Costa, M.A. Ponti, P.C. Castro  
The diffusion of gerontechnology for fall prevention, fall detection, and fall monitoring model testing pp1-1  
G. F. Pereira, M. Kang  
Moving safely, living independently: The co-creation of FreeWalker pp1-1  
H.P. Buimer, L. Cornelisse, H.H. Nap  
A framework to describe the levels of risk associated with dementia-related wandering pp1-1  
N. Neubauer, L. Liu  
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Oral Session 11: Methods and Models
The i-evAALution RCT: Rationale, methods and first results of the pre-tests pp1-1  
I. Simbrig, S. Hvalič-Touzery, F. Piazolo, N. Sturm, S. van der Weegen  
User acceptance and evaluation of Ambient Assisted Living systems pp1-1  
J. Bleja, D. Wiewelhove, T. Krueger, U. Grossmann  
Analyzing the barriers of technology acceptance model of older adults during the COVID-19 Pandemic pp1-1  
Y. Afacan  
Acceptability and usability of the ICT and AI-based care services for older people living alone in Korea pp1-1  
Y. R. Park, W. J. Shim, S. Y. Kang, K. S. Park, E. J. Park, J. Y. Shin, Y.J. Lee, J. H. Ko  
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Oral Session 12: Innovation
Feasibility study of a digital screen-based calming device on disruptive BPSD in shared areas of an LTC facility pp1-1  
G. Gutman, A. Vashisht, T. Kaur, R. Churchill, A. Moztarzadeh, M. Karbakhsh  
Development of a dialogue robot Bono-06 for cognitive training of older adults pp1-1  
S. Tokunaga, M. Otake-Matsuura  
Technology usage among elderly with self-reported hearing disability: Results from InveCe.Ab pp1-1  
M. Colombo, R. Vaccaro, S. Abbondanza, E. Rolandi, L. Pettinato, A. Guaita  
MCI@Work: Developing a customizable digital tool to support people living with MCI and early-onset dementia with task-management in the workplace pp1-1  
S. Marashi, J. Boger, K. Shastri, E. Dove, A. Astell  
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Poster Session 1
How can self-sovereign identity be applied among data of lost persons with dementia? pp1-1  
N. Neubauer, L. Liu  
Development of a group conversation support robot Bono-05 for cognitive health of older adults pp1-1  
M. Otake-Matsuura, S. Tokunaga  
Developing a smart system encouraging self-aid and mutual voluntary aid for elderly people at home pp1-1  
M. Nakamura, K. Hatano, J. Miyazaki, K. Yasuda, N. Kuwahara, H. Kazui, S. Saiki, S. Tokunaga, M. Otake, N. Kodama, N. Kosugi  
Developing a caregiver feedback response system using a home-based sensor platform pp1-1  
L. Ault, A. Kachala, F. Knoefel, A. Frank, B. Wallace, R. Goubran, J. Kaye, C. Trudel, N. Thomas  
Voice Assistant for ageing people: Reminding drugs prescriptions without Internet connection pp1-1  
M. Jesús-Azabal, J. Berrocal, J.M. Murillo, J. García-Alonso  
Matters of care when introducing technology: The case of remote monitoring at night by camera pp1-1  
L. Crevani, M. Cozza, S. Bruzzone  
Methods to assess older persons needs of welfare technology. A survey among welfare technology providers pp1-1  
V. Zander  
The value of linguistic redundancy in human-robot communication: A comparison of younger and older adults pp1-1  
R. Saryazdi, C.G. Chambers  
“Vital Sign and Well-being Assessment Using Bed Based Sensing pp1-1  
B. Wallace, L. Ault, J. Larivière-Chartier, R. Goubran, F. Knoefel  
A systematic review of e-Health solutions for aging in place with MCI or dementia pp1-1  
S. Dequanter, M.-P. Gagnon, M.-A. Ndiaye, E. Gorus, M. Fobelets, R. Buyl  
Prioritization of novel technologies by people with disabilities and their caregivers pp1-1  
O. Atoyebi, M. Beaudoin, F. Routhier, M. Plante, C. Auger, L. Demers, A. Wister, E. Lacroix, W. Ben Mortenson  
Alberta Rating Index for Apps (ARIA): Helping older adults find acceptable mobile health apps pp1-1  
P. Azad-Khaneghah, M. Roduta Roberts, E. Stroulia, M. Ferguson-Pell, L. Liu  
Influence of cognitive aging level on intention to purchase Gerontechnology Products and Services pp1-1  
W.-J. Shim  
Technology support for enhancing daily resilience and safe ambulation of very old people pp1-1  
C. Giacomozzi.  
Introducing assistive media pp1-1  
D. Frohlich, P. Castro, S. Campbell  
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Poster Session 2
Strategies for persons living with dementia at risk of going missing: Applying the Goldilocks Principle pp1-1  
N. Neubauer, C. Daum, L. Liu  
Enhancement of the mobility and social connectedness in older people with a chronic disorder by using an activity tracker and social interactions gatherings pp1-1  
C.A.M. Huisman, S.N.W. Vorrink, H.S.M. Kort  
The probe on the intention of use for elders of health improvement system pp1-1  
K.H.C. Wang, H.G. Chen  
Assessment of time in bed and overnight bed exits using bed based sensing pp1-1  
B. Wallace, L. Ault, J. Larivière-Chartier, R. Goubran, F. Knoefel  
Can a group exergaming intervention impact balance, movement confidence, and cognitive function among people with cognitive impairment? pp1-1  
E. Dove, A. Astell  
MCI@work: The role of technology in work and everyday life as experienced by people with MCI or early stage dementia pp1-1  
L. Nygård, C. Ryd, M. Issakainen, K. Shastri, S. Marashi, A-C. Nedlund, A. Mäki-Petäjä-Leinonen, P. Flora, J. Boger, A. Astell  
PROTECT Norge – Platform for research online to investigate genetics and cognition in ageing pp1-1  
I. Testad, J. A. Aakre, D. Aarsland, M. T. Gjestsen  
Contextualizing smart home technologies with augmented reality tools to facilitate aging in place pp1-1  
L. Levy  
Aging in place: Perspectives across time and disciplines pp1-1  
W.A. Ramadhani, M.T. Harris, W.A. Rogers  
Advancing reminiscence therapy through virtual reality application to promote social con-nectedness of persons with Dementia pp1-1  
Sun, W., Horsburgh, S., Quevedo, A., Liscano, R., Tabafunda, A., Akhter, R., Lemonde, M., Kapralos, B., Tokuhiro, A., Bartfay, E., Ashtarieh, B.  
Considerations for designing domestic robots for older adults pp1-1  
T. Kadylak, M.A. Bayles, D. Rhee, W.A. Rogers  
Giving voice to human-robot intersubjectivity in loneliness contexts pp1-1  
F. Montalvo, J. Sasser, E. L. Parkhurst, S. Hinkle, G. M. Alves, G. Vasquez, D. S. McConnell, J. A. Smither  
Interactive Doll Training System for Elderly with Dementia pp1-1  
J. Cheung, E. Tam, T. Chan, T. Law, A. Mak, Y. Zheng  
A rehabilitation program with exergames to address fear and risks of falling in older adults pp1-1  
N. Lapierre, N. Um Din, M. Igout, J. Chevrier, J. Belmin  
Digital training as medicine pp1-1  
M. Sandsund, K. Løkke, J. Helgerud, J. Hoff, E.A. Fiskvik, J.P. Lysø, N.V. Hansen  
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Poster Session 3
Use of a device to relieve urinary incontinence in vulnerable elders of a geriatric hospital pp1-1  
N. Um Din, D. Nghiem, Y. Urabe, V. Gillet, J. Belmin  
Measuring user-defined facial features for supporting scientific long-term care pp1-1  
K. Hirayama, S. Saiki, M. Nakamura  
An Older Adult’s Perspective on Social Networking Sites Impact on Loneliness pp1-1  
N. O’Brien, Y. Yuan  
Co-creating an application for daily use from scratch: The novel assessment of nutrition and ageing (NANA) pp1-1  
A. Astell, T. Adlam, F. Hwang, E. Williams  
Tackling stigma and social isolation through touchscreen games: Let’s connect pp1-1  
E. Dove, K. Cotnam, P. Gural, T. Shearer, E. Chamoun, A. Astell  
Understanding why older adults use mobility devices: A systematic review of the literature pp1-1  
T. T. Su, S. Mejía  
Give the people what they want, feedback: Older adult perceptions of cognitive training features pp1-1  
N.A. Roque, E.R. Harrell  
Towards a Viability Assessment of Smart-Ready and Life-Long Homes for Ambient Assisted Living pp1-1  
A. Helal, A. Smith, A. Ascroft, and C. Bull.  
The assisted living technology for the older adult users- Current application, challenges, and future development pp1-1  
S. H. Ho & C. J. Lin.  
Social presence in embodied virtual agents among lonely older adults pp1-1  
J. A. Sasser, F. Montalvo, E.L. Parkhurst, G. Vasquez, D.S. Mcconnell, J.A. Smither  
Community-dwelling older adults’ experience with an educative nutritional intervention pp1-1  
J.A. Aakre, L.B. Holteng, I. Testad.  
Searching for the success criteria's and challenges with the new concept "Kampen Omsorg+" pp1-1  
K. Høyland, L. Gruht, H. Thygesen.  
Nocturnal Wandering Diversion: Preliminary Results from 8 Homes pp1-1  
F. Knoefel, B. Wallace, T. Nasser El Harake, L. Ault, B. Toonders, H. Sveistrup, R. Goubran  
A policy support tool for the mobility of older people pp1-1  
S. Chuhdary, A. Neven, D. Janssens, E. Verté, G. Wets  
Shared Dining as a powerful tool to promote independent life in nursing homes pp1-1  
R. Fukuda, N. Kusaka, M. Sano, H. Araki, S. Nishiguchi, K. Miyawaki, J. Narumoto, N. Ueda  
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Symposia 1
Robotizing care for older people what should be automized when robots enter home care? pp1-1  
B. Östlund (Convener), M. Choi, A. Spånt Enbuske, S. Kuoppamäki, B. Fischer  
The European potential for robotic use in care for older people pp1-1  
B. Östlund  
Asian and European initiatives to develop robots for elder care pp1-1  
M. Choi  
In tech we trust pp1-1  
A. S. Enbuske  
Digitalisation shaping older adults’ physical cooking practices at home pp1-1  
S. Kuoppamäki  
Older users shaping Gerontechnology and design pp1-1  
B. Fischer  
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Symposia 2
The technology acceptance model in older age: New directions and perspectives pp1-1  
M. R. Jokisch (Convener)  
30 years of technology acceptance model: A systematic review for ICT use in old age pp1-1  
L. Scheling, M. R. Jokisch, M. Doh, H.-W. Wahl  
Internet adoption among older adults: What role does self-efficacy play in the technology acceptance model? pp1-1  
M. R. Jokisch, L. Scheling, M. Doh, H. W. Wahl  
Is the technology acceptance model sufficient to explain differences in day-to-day smartphone use of older adults? pp1-1  
F. Wolf, J. Naumann, F. Oswald  
Age-sensitive adaptations of technology acceptance models: Linking gerontological theories to technology pp1-1  
A. Schlomann  
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Symposia 3
Appropriate level technologies in aging: Economic, public policy, human factors, and psycho-social perspectives pp1-1  
S. Kwon (Convener)  
Autonomous aging through appropriate level technology adaptations – Applications of gerotechnics, gerontechnicals, and gerontechnologicals pp1-1  
S. Kwon  
Phasic and long-term shifts in mobility and cognition: Implications for gerontechnology design pp1-1  
W. D. Kearns, J. L. Fozard  
Technology hypes, technology design, adoption in practice and sustainability – A practice-based perspective pp1-1  
C. Kunze  
Policy developments in ICT and AI-based care services for Korean older people living alone pp1-1  
Y. R. Park  
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Symposia 4
Sociological perspectives on Gerontechnology. Theoretical and empirical reflections on current technology development processes pp1-1  
C. Endter, H. Künemund (Convenors)  
User involvement in R&D in the field of Gerontechnology – Where does it go? pp1-1  
S. Merkel  
Ethnography meets Gerontechnology – Methodological reflections and outlooks pp1-1  
C. Endter  
Critical perspectives on Gerontechnology – Nuisance or enlightenment? pp1-1  
H. Künemund  
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Symposia 5
The center for research and education on aging and technology enhancement (create): Twenty years of advancing technology to support older adults pp1-1  
W. Rogers (Convener)  
Technology: Past, present, and future pp1-1  
N. Charness  
The role of technology in supporting healthcare for older adults pp1-1  
S. J. CZAJA  
Technology in support of social engagement pp1-1  
W. A. Rogers  
Technology to support leisure activities pp1-1  
W. R. Boot  
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Symposia 6
Robots influencing emotional wellbeing pp1-1  
B. Klein (Convener)  
Can robots contribute to improving quality of life for elderly with dementia? pp1-1  
Y. Saito, M. Osaka, N. Ishiguro, T. Yamaguchi, M. Kaneda, M. Azuma, F. Nakamura, B. Kim, J. Shimaya, Y. Yoshikawa  
A talking teddy bear for encouraging the elderly to talk with giving response pp1-1  
K. Ishihara, S. Ishihara  
Robotic media communication for relational transformation: Shaping social dynamics in care for older adults pp1-1  
R. Yamazaki, H. Kase, S. Nishio, H. Ishiguro  
Effects in communication with a babylike robot pp1-1  
B. Klein, A. Baumeister, K. Türkgullari, S. Nishio, R. Yamazaki, H. Ishiguro  
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Symposia 7
The voice of the user revisited pp1-1  
E. J. M. Wouters (Convener)  
“Why is that robot following me?” Older participants’ perspectives of co-designing digital technology pp1-1  
I. Mannheim, D. Weiss, Y. van Zaalen, L. van Boekel, E. Wouters  
Who asks people with dementia in long-term care what they prefer in artificial pet therapy? pp1-1  
Y. Schikhof, C. B. Eigenraam  
Designing a wearable for and with people with dementia pp1-1  
M. W. H. Peeters, E. Felix, M. S. Hoffmann, J. A. N. Heling, F. Holtkamp, A. M. Braspenning, M. R. Groene-Meijer, R. G. A. Brankaer, E. J. M. Wouters  
Design for and with people living with dementia: Designing the experienceseat in the pleyade innovation team pp1-1  
R. G. A. Brankaert, M. E. Thoolen, M. Houben, H. Nagtzaam, S. Offermans  
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Symposia 8
Aged care information technology roadmaps and research pp1-1  
G. L. Alexander (Convener)  
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Symposia 9
Use of real-world data for advancing clinical practice pp1-1  
K. Taraldsen, S. Mellone (Conveners)  
Real-world walking speed assessment: Opportunities and challenges pp1-1  
A. Paraschiv-Ionescu, A. Soltani, K. Aminian  
Life-space in older populations: Promising technology-supported measure of mobility pp1-1  
C.-P. Jansen  
Development and usability of app-based self-administrable clinical tests of physical function pp1-1  
R. Bergquist, B. Vereijken, S. Mellone, M. Corzani, J. L. Helbostad, K. Taraldsen  
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Symposia 10
Involving older people in the development of technological innovations; an interactive session about co-creation and co-design with older people pp1-1  
H. S. M. Kort (Convener)  
A mix-method approach to involve people with dementia in the development of a platform for medication adherence pp1-1  
B. Steunenberg, H. S. M. Kort  
Warm technology: A human perspective in design for and with people with dementia pp1-1  
R. G. A. Brankaert, W. A. IJsselsteijn, A. I. M. Tummers  
Time matters: Co-design for communication and digital narratives in dementia care pp1-1  
D. Frohlich, T. Chrysanthaki, A. Gratão, L. Ferraz, P. Castro  
Positive health from Gerontechnological perspective; a theoretic view on the involvement of older people pp1-1  
H. S. M. Kort  
Broca living lab: Lessons from 10 years of co-design and participatory design with older adults in the field of Gerontechnology pp1-1  
M. Pino, S. Benveniste, S. Damnee, B. Charlieux, E. Berger, A. S. Rigaud  
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Symposia 11
Current trends in Gerontechnology. Recent findings from the German speaking chapter pp1-1  
B. Klein, S. Merkel (Convener)  
Configuring the Older Non-User – Contexts and Practices of Technology Non-Use in Later Life pp1-1  
V. Gallistl, R. Rohner  
Alexa, how do smart speaker support ageing in place?” – Results of a rapid review and con-tent analysis pp1-1  
S. Merkel, A. Kucharski  
Human robot dialogue in a training setting for elderly people pp1-1  
J. Tessmer, F. Wallhoff  
Take it from the ethics - Ethical concerns and research experiences in AAL pp1-1  
C. Oppenauer, E. Mosor, V. Ritschl, T. Stamm  
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Symposia 12
Conceptualizing trust and AAL-technology: Steps towards a comparative framework pp1-1  
M. Solberg (Convener)  
Technology and relational trust in care interactions pp1-1  
S. Nakrem, M. Solbjør, I. Nilstad Pettersen, H. Hestvik Kleiven  
Needs, acceptance, adherence and use of innovative assistive technology – aspects of relational trust pp1-1  
A. Malmgren Fänge, C. Chiatti, G. Carlsson, C. Lethin  
Trust development in care robots by opinion leader in the society pp1-1  
K. Thommes, R.-M. Johansson-pajala, C. Gustaffson, S. Pekkarinen, O. Tuisku, L. Hennala, H. Melkas, J. A. Hoppe  
Gerontechnologies of the home as socio-technical assemblages of trust pp1-1  
P. S. Nyvoll, R. A. Søraa, J. Sørgaard, J. A. Serrano  
A framework for policy research on trust from and within government in AAL-technology: a proposal pp1-1  
R. Kirchhoff, M. Solberg  
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Symposia 13
International perspectives on technology use: Adoption, proficiency, and relationships with health and well-being pp1-1  
W. Boot (Convener)  
Relationships between ICT use and subjective well-being among the oldest-old in Germany: Findings from the NRW80+ study pp1-1  
A. Schlomann, A. Seifert, S. Zank, C. Woopen, C. Rietz  
The importance of user experience for psychosocial impacts of telemonitoring system utilization pp1-1  
K. Prevodnik, S. Hvalič-Touzery, V. Dolničar, M. Škafar, A. Petrovčič  
Trends and benefits of information and communications technology use for older adults in the United States pp1-1  
W. Boot  
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