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Zernike Zeeman Lorentz 11.00 – 11.10 hrs Turnout Burnout Connected Care Social Wellbeing 11.15 – 11.25 hrs Cognitive Endurance Innovation Radar / Business Intelligence Traxmeet 11.30 – 11.40 hrs AHA Platform ConnectedCare Wellmo 11.45 – 11.55 hrs HWB BM and BD Support Biocare Provider Comftech 12.00 – 12.10 hrs HWB Post Master Education Evalan Monobanda 12.15 – 12.25 hrs Virtual Social Gym MobiHealth Blueprint Genetics LUNCH 13.30 – 13.40 hrs HeiaHeia MobiHealth Virtual Social Gym 13.45 – 13.55 hrs Social Wellbeing Turnout Burnout Santech 14.00 – 14.10 hrs Innovation Radar / Business Intelligence Cognitive Endurance Traxmeet 14.15 – 14.25 hrs ConnectedCare AHA Platform Wellmo 14.30 – 14.40 hrs BiocareProvider Medixine Comftech 14.45 – 15.00 hrs Evalan HWB Post Master Education Monobanda EIT ICT Labs is a pan-European research-based innovation and education organisation founded on excellence. EIT ICT Labs mission is to drive European leadership in ICT innovation for economic growth and quality of life. EIT ICT Labs is a Knowledge and Innovation Community of the European Institute of Innovation and Technology. By linking education, research and business, EIT ICT Labs empowers ICT top talents for the future and brings ICT innovations to life. The ecosystem is characterised by an open and collaborative way of working with partners representing global companies, leading research centres, and top ranked universities in the field of ICT. Since 2010, EIT ICT Labs has consistently mobilised talents, ideas, technologies, investments as well as business across Europe and beyond. Contact: Else Embregts, Manager Marketing Communications, [email protected] www.eitictlabs.eu [email protected] EIT ICT Labs HEALTH & WELLBEING END-OF-YEAR EVENT 12 December 2013 High Tech Campus, Conference Centre The Strip www.eitictlabs.eu [email protected] ABOUT EIT ICT LABS BOOSTING THE QUALITY OF LIFE BY ACCELERATING ICT INNOVATION With an ageing population and growing consumer empowerment, the call for a user-centric approach towards Health and Wellbeing enabled and supported by innovative and entrepreneurial ICT is imperative. Health and Wellbeing is an action line aimed at improving the quality of everyday life and sustaining a healthy lifestyle in the context of Ambient Assisted Living and Active Healthy Ageing. AIM OF THE ACTION LINE HEALTH & WELLLBEING The action line Health and Wellbeing (AL HWB) wants to enable that people can live uncompromised, comfortable, safe and active lives through to an advanced age as well as facilitate independent living and prevent social exclusion. The action line focuses on providing meaningful and affordable services to achieve impact on mental wellbeing, physical wellbeing and social wellbeing. In addition, it will provide solutions to deal with various barriers such as cultural, social, legal & privacy, political and economic issues associated with the market introduction of products and services and the scaling up of local initiatives and ecosystems. Ultimately, investments will pay handsome dividends not only in generating very viable and worthwhile opportunities but also in creating more affordable healthy ageing. Population projections show that ageing is likely to affect the European Union. Pension, healthcare and long term care pending will raise. Research is often centred around specific solutions for specific health and wellbeing, at regional level, resulting in fragmentation. The Action Line Health and Wellbeing provides ICT enabled breakthroughs to support the EU 2020 challenge: labor participation & independent living increased by 2 Years. Close collaboration in the EIT ICT strategy of the knowledge triangle Education, Research and Business is crucial in achieving the overall goals of the action line. The main purpose of the End-of-Year event 2013 is to give maximum showcasing space to all innovators from the AL HWB activities as well as the companies of the HWB Business Community. The activity leads and participating companies of the HWB business community proudly share their accomplishments. Jean Gelissen Action Line Leader Health & Wellbeing [email protected] +31 6 38277265 PROGRAMME END-OF-YEAR EVENT 2013, 12 DECEMBER VENUE: CONFERENCE CENTRE THE STRIP 10.00 – 10.30 hrs Welcome & Registration. Room Röntgen 10:30 – 10.40 hrs Official Opening by the Mayor of Eindhoven, Rob van Gijzel. Auditorium 10:40 – 11.00 hrs 2013 Health and Wellbeing Action Line overview by Jean Gelissen. Auditorium 11:00 – 12.30 hrs Parallel sessions: 10 minute presentations by the activity leads of the action line and the participating companies of the HWB Business Community. A pitch on their business cases. Rooms Zernike, Zeeman, Lorentz 12:30 – 13.30 hrs Opening of Showcases & Walking Lunch. Room Röntgen 13:30 – 15.00 hrs Continuation of the parallel sessions and showcases: 10 minute presentations by the activity leads of the action line and the participating companies of the HWB Business Community. A pitch on their business cases. Rooms Zernike, Zeeman, Lorentz 15.00 – 15.30 hrs Afternoon Break. 15.30 – 16.00 hrs Keynote Speech by Sumi Helal, University of Florida. Auditorium 16:00 – 16.20 hrs Sneak preview of a 2014 activity by Reinder Haakma. Auditorium 16:20 – 16.30 hrs Health and Wellbeing Action Line: outlook 2014 by Jean Gelissen. Auditorium 16:30 – 18.00 hrs Healthy Drinks & Snacks. Room Röntgen PARALLEL SESSIONS
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Zernike Zeeman Lorentz
11.00 – 11.10 hrs Turnout Burnout Connected Care Social Wellbeing
11.15 – 11.25 hrs Cognitive Endurance Innovation Radar / Business Intelligence
Traxmeet
11.30 – 11.40 hrs AHA Platform ConnectedCare Wellmo
11.45 – 11.55 hrs HWB BM and BD Support Biocare Provider Comftech
12.00 – 12.10 hrs HWB Post Master Education
Evalan Monobanda
12.15 – 12.25 hrs Virtual Social Gym MobiHealth Blueprint Genetics
LU N C H
13.30 – 13.40 hrs HeiaHeia MobiHealth Virtual Social Gym
13.45 – 13.55 hrs Social Wellbeing Turnout Burnout Santech
14.00 – 14.10 hrs Innovation Radar / Business Intelligence
Cognitive Endurance Traxmeet
14.15 – 14.25 hrs ConnectedCare AHA Platform Wellmo
14.30 – 14.40 hrs BiocareProvider Medixine Comftech
14.45 – 15.00 hrs Evalan HWB Post Master Education
Monobanda
EIT ICT Labs is a pan-European research-based
innovation and education organisation founded on
excellence. EIT ICT Labs mission is to drive European
leadership in ICT innovation for economic growth
and quality of life. EIT ICT Labs is a Knowledge and
Innovation Community of the European Institute of
Innovation and Technology. By linking education,
research and business, EIT ICT Labs empowers ICT
top talents for the future and brings ICT innovations
to life. The ecosystem is characterised by an open and
collaborative way of working with partners
representing global companies, leading research
centres, and top ranked universities in the field of ICT.
Since 2010, EIT ICT Labs has consistently mobilised
talents, ideas, technologies, investments as well as
business across Europe and beyond.
Contact: Else Embregts, Manager Marketing
Communications, [email protected]
www.eitictlabs.eu [email protected]
EIT ICT LabsHEALTH & WELLBEING END-OF-YEAR EVENT12 December 2013High Tech Campus, Conference Centre The Strip
www.eitictlabs.eu [email protected]
ABOUT EIT ICT LABS
BOOSTING THE QUALITY OF LIFE BY ACCELERATING ICT INNOVATIONWith an ageing population and growing consumer empowerment, the call for a user-centric approach towards Health and Wellbeing enabled and supported by innovative and entrepreneurial ICT is imperative. Health and Wellbeing is an action line aimed at improving the quality of everyday life and sustaining a healthy lifestyle in the context of Ambient Assisted Living and Active Healthy Ageing.
AIM OF THE ACTION LINE HEALTH & WELLLBEINGThe action line Health and Wellbeing (AL HWB) wants to enable that people can live uncompromised,
comfortable, safe and active lives through to an advanced age as well as facilitate independent living
and prevent social exclusion. The action line focuses on providing meaningful and affordable services to
achieve impact on mental wellbeing, physical wellbeing and social wellbeing. In addition, it will provide
solutions to deal with various barriers such as cultural, social, legal & privacy, political and economic issues
associated with the market introduction of products and services and the scaling up of local initiatives and
ecosystems. Ultimately, investments will pay handsome dividends not only in generating very viable and
worthwhile opportunities but also in creating more affordable healthy ageing.
Population projections show that ageing is likely to affect the European Union. Pension, healthcare and
long term care pending will raise. Research is often centred around specific solutions for specific health
and wellbeing, at regional level, resulting in fragmentation. The Action Line Health and Wellbeing provides
ICT enabled breakthroughs to support the EU 2020 challenge: labor participation & independent living
increased by 2 Years.
Close collaboration in the EIT ICT strategy of the knowledge triangle Education, Research and Business is
crucial in achieving the overall goals of the action line. The main purpose of the End-of-Year event 2013 is
to give maximum showcasing space to all innovators from the AL HWB activities as well as the companies
of the HWB Business Community. The activity leads and participating companies of the HWB business
community proudly share their accomplishments.
Jean GelissenAction Line Leader Health & Wellbeing
+31 6 38277265
PROGRAMME END-OF-YEAR EVENT 2013, 12 DECEMBERVENUE: CONFERENCE CENTRE THE STRIP
10.00 – 10.30 hrs Welcome & Registration. Room Röntgen
10:30 – 10.40 hrs Official Opening by the Mayor of Eindhoven, Rob van Gijzel.
Auditorium
10:40 – 11.00 hrs 2013 Health and Wellbeing Action Line overview by Jean Gelissen.
Auditorium
11:00 – 12.30 hrs Parallel sessions: 10 minute presentations by the activity leads of the action line and the participating companies of the HWB Business Community. A pitch on their business cases.
Rooms Zernike, Zeeman, Lorentz
12:30 – 13.30 hrs Opening of Showcases & Walking Lunch. Room Röntgen
13:30 – 15.00 hrs Continuation of the parallel sessions and showcases: 10 minute presentations by the activity leads of the action line and the participating companies of the HWB Business Community. A pitch on their business cases.
Rooms Zernike, Zeeman,Lorentz
15.00 – 15.30 hrs Afternoon Break.
15.30 – 16.00 hrs Keynote Speech by Sumi Helal, University of Florida. Auditorium
16:00 – 16.20 hrs Sneak preview of a 2014 activity by Reinder Haakma. Auditorium
16:20 – 16.30 hrs Health and Wellbeing Action Line: outlook 2014 by Jean Gelissen.
Auditorium
16:30 – 18.00 hrs Healthy Drinks & Snacks. Room Röntgen
PARALLEL SESSIONS
CONFERENCE CENTER THE STRIP GROUND FLOOR
Buffet
Reception
Stairs to first floor
Elevator
Emergency exit
The showcasing of the demo’s takes place in room Röntgen. Plenary sessions take place in the Auditorium Einstein and parallel sessions in room Zeeman, Lorentz and Zernike.
1 TURN OUT BURNOUTThe ‘Turn Out Burnout’ activity of the Health and Wellbeing action line of EIT ICT Labs developed a framework for unobtrusive monitoring of stress and the context information about daily activities of a person, and provides the user with visual analytics about his/her stressors, thus allowing for timely interventions preventing burnout. The framework is now being validated in a study where stress coaches use it to prevent and fight burnout of their clients.Contact: Natalia Sodorova, [email protected]
2 COGNITIVE ENDURANCEThe ‘Cognitive Endurance’ activity of the Health and Wellbeing action line of EIT ICT Labs aims at the detection of mild cognitive impairment (first stages of dementia). On display: a live demo of the digital reminiscence therapy device together with the ‘smart-home in a suitcase’ (provided within the AHA Platform activity). Different activities of daily life will be emulated in the smart home environment and captured by the Cognitive Endurance application.Contact: Josef Hallberg, [email protected]
3 ACTIVE HEALTHY AGING PLATFORMThe activity ‘AHA platform’ of the action line Health & Wellbeing, is a distributed service independent platform hosting the application oriented services of the action line. The AHA platform can be used by new service-providers, and will lower their barriers for market-entry. The output is of interest for both SMEs and larger companies: it will allow them to focus on their own added value. This will increase innovation in the HWB area due to lower development and exploitation costs.Contact: Henk Eertink, [email protected]
4 HWB BUSINESS MODEL AND BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT SUPPORT The true value of the introduction of new technology and services lies in their business models. EIT ICT Labs’ Business Developing Acceleration demonstrates some approaches that were applied to the several HWB technologies. Aim was to support the development of valuable propositions to selected target groups, extract user requirements, develop potential revenue models and interest potential partners to participate in the activities.Contact: Henny de Vos, [email protected]
5 HWB POST-MASTER EDUCATIONThe HWB Post-Master education aims at delivering high quality technological designers, app developers, and health service researchers with a strong background in HWB. The activity started in 2012 with the Technical University of Eindhoven (TU/e) and Imperial College London (ICL). In 2013 the University of Trento has been added to the programme and in 2014 the Tampere University of Technology will be included.Contact: Holger Kunz, [email protected]
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7 SOCIAL WELLBEINGThe activity ‘Social Wellbeing’ provides a life changing impact through wearable bio-sensor technology. Affective Health is a bio feedback system with a unique algorithm for visualising bio-data. The system supports personal emotional empowerment and engagement rather than setting tasks for our bodies. A spin-off company, Biosync Technology, has been started, and is active in the business-to-business as well as the business-to-markets.Contact: ohanna Mercurio, [email protected]
13 SANTECHSantech is a health 2.0 software editor. The company provides its business-to-business customers with solutions dedicated to change people’s lifestyle and simplify healthcare management.Contact: Christophe Lorieux, [email protected]
8 INNOVATION RADARThe Innovation Radar activity for Health and Wellbeing produces foresight material for the business intelligence unit at EIT ICT Labs. The material consists of foresight technical reports, white papers and input to the Strategic Innovation Agenda.Contact: Kaere Synnes, [email protected]
14 TRAXMEETTraxmeet helps people to understand and change their behaviour. ‘It’s my life’ is a low threshold service for monitoring and motivating everyday physical activity at the workplace. The service consists of coaching, easy-to-use web service with gamification and a small activity meter that you wear during daily activities. Contact: Einari Kanerva, [email protected]
9 CONNECTEDCARE ConnectedCare is a secure online collaboration platform that people love to use. The platform facilitates collaboration between family caregivers, professionals and caretakers. With the group awareness, people can better coordinate and communicate care activities. The optional sensor modules enable personalized alarm management. Its visual, powerful and easy-to-use.Contact: Martijn Vastenburg, [email protected]
15 WELLMO Wellmo enables smarter wellness decisions for individuals and for the workplace. It consists of mobile wellness service for employees and a wellness program dashboard for the enterprise. Wellmo covers a wide range of wellness topics such as activity, weight and sleep. Wellmo automates wellness tracking through innovative use of capabilities of modern smartphones and connectivity to external sensor devices. Wellmo is suitable for mainstream users and ideal for long term use.Contact: Jaakko Olkkonen, [email protected]
10 BIOCAREPROVIDERRemember. Share. Feel good. Dr.Drin is the simple solution to complex therapies. Being based on the latest ICT solutions such as cloud computing services and mobile apps, Dr.Drin is conceived to improve medication adherence and quality of life, while reducing healthcare costs. Contact: Lorieux Christophe, [email protected]
16 COMFTECHComftech designs, and produces biomedical sensor technologies in textile form. Comftech specializes in offering non invasive continuous monitoring of children ECG and respiration. Wearable biomedical systems enable monitoring of patients over extensive periods of time, they offer affordable and interactive healthcare, anyplace, anytime, for anyone, which is the future of healthcare.Contact: Alessia Moltani, [email protected]
11 EVALANUsing a force sensor under the heel, SensiStep, gives insight into the leg’s actual load bearing when walking. SensiStep is suitable for different types of rehabilitation exercises where loading on the leg is important. The patient and the physiotherapist can immediately see whether the recommended loading is followed properly. Contact: Susan van Wissen, [email protected]
17 MONOBANDAMost elderly people with dementia are physically and socially very passive. That is unfortunate, because adequate exercise contributes to their flexibility, stability, coordination, and their emotional and mental functioning. Our prototype ‘Active Cues’ is designed for elderly people in a very advanced stage of dementia. It improves the sensory stimulation and reminiscence. Contact: Sjoerd Wennekes, [email protected]
12 MOBIHEALTHMobiHealth develops telemedicine solutions to facilitate the efficient treatment of chronic diseases. Our objectives are to integrate medically valid off-the-shelf sensors into a secure and robust ICT infrastructure to acquire and disclose medical data from patients in their own environment to caregivers in their care institutions. We show two of our products namely BP@Home for monitoring of hypertension and heart revalidation for monitoring of activity.Contact: Peter Lems, [email protected]
6 VIRTUAL SOCIAL GYMVirtual Social Gym is a virtual environment for keeping the elderly socially and physically active. It provides the infrastructure, sensors and applications that allow the creation, monitoring and animation of virtual gyms where elderly at different levels of capabilities can train at home, independently, but get the feeling of training with others.Contact: [email protected]
