November 29, 2004JEMH van Bronswijk, Technische Universiteit Eindhoven 1 Domotica – 7y750 - Domotics What it means and its anticipated results

November 29, 2004JEMH van Bronswijk, Technische Universiteit Eindhoven 2 Domotics includes all appliances and infrastructures in and around dwellings that (i)use electronic information for monitoring, programming and managing of functions (ii) on behalf of dwelling users and suppliers of services Source:

November 28, 2004F. Franchimon, Technische Universiteit Eindhoven 3 What’s in the Name Building Services Technical Systems in the context of the built environment Services Maintenance/Housekeeping Facility Management User Support Intelligent User Interfaces

November 29, 2004JEMH van Bronswijk, Technische Universiteit Eindhoven 4 Source:

November 29, 2004JEMH van Bronswijk, Technische Universiteit Eindhoven 5 What user-driven technology can do for you Enhancement & Satisfaction of PersonsEnhancement & Satisfaction of Persons Prevention & Engagement of HazardsPrevention & Engagement of Hazards Compensation & Assistance of PersonsCompensation & Assistance of Persons Care Support & Care OrganisationCare Support & Care Organisation Source: Gerontechnology 2(2): ; 2002

November 29, 2004JEMH van Bronswijk, Technische Universiteit Eindhoven 6 Guest Speakers on Domotics Enhancement & Satisfaction of PersonsEnhancement & Satisfaction of Persons –Don Bouwhuis [TU/e], René Kamphuis [ECN], Teddy Mccalley [TU/e], Jos Smeets [TU/e], Bauke de Vries [TU/e] Prevention & Engagement of HazardsPrevention & Engagement of Hazards –Ad van Berlo [Smart Homes], Chiel Boonstra [DHV Bouw en Industrie] Compensation & Assistance of PersonsCompensation & Assistance of Persons –Boudijn Uythof [Domotica Platform Nederland] Care Support & Care OrganisationCare Support & Care Organisation –Jan van Alsté [Universiteit Twente], Leo Bakker [TNO Bouw], Helianthe Kort [Hogeschool van Utrecht], Bas Molenaar [TU/e] Experience in design and industryExperience in design and industry –Peter Eggens [Kropman], Peter Luscuere [TU Delft]

November 29, 2004JEMH van Bronswijk, Technische Universiteit Eindhoven 7 A Smart Home Environment (SHE) is a home environment that adapts itself to the dweller. A SHE forms an invisible, intelligent, self-learning part of our daily life, combining functions pertaining to demand-driven comfort, domestic tasks, personal care, quality of life, and professional care Source: Bronswijk et al. 2005: De Intelligente Thuisomgeving. In: Handboek Zorg Thuis. Amsterdam: Elsevier

November 29, 2004JEMH van Bronswijk, Technische Universiteit Eindhoven 8 SHE Enhances satisfaction in communicationEnhances satisfaction in communication –Comfort (thermal, lighting, acoustic, olfactory, communication, energy management) Risk proofRisk proof –Safety, security, disease prevention (burglary, fire, other accidents, cancer, allergy, hyperreactivity, infections) Supports / compensates human functionsSupports / compensates human functions –Supportive technology (mobility, communication, daily work and domestic activities, stimulating independence) Delivers and supports CareDelivers and supports Care –Care technology (communication, monitoring, telemedicine, telecare, empowerment of frail elderly, care management)

November 29, 2004JEMH van Bronswijk, Technische Universiteit Eindhoven 9 Ambient Intelligence = Building Services in development Health Dwelling Needs Pollutants Learning Spaces Buildings Computing Platforms Networks Interactivity Objects Adaptivity Presence Flow Privacy Trust Choice Humanware Software Hardware

November 29, 2004JEMH van Bronswijk, Technische Universiteit Eindhoven 10 From Domotics to SHE A sensitive, adaptive, responsive, normal dwelling

November 29, 2004JEMH van Bronswijk, Technische Universiteit Eindhoven 11 Hogeschool van Utrecht Lectorate Demand-driven Care Chair Health Technology for Buildings EU Joint Graduate School USO-Built (User-oriented Built Environments) TU/e Interdepartmental Research Program Ambient Intelligence NL Research School Bouw (TUDelft coordinator) Knowledge bank for Smart Home Environments (SHE) Industry Positioning in the Knowledge Landscape Companies &

November 29, 2004JEMH van Bronswijk, Technische Universiteit Eindhoven 12 Dedicated MSc Programs Technische Universiteit Eindhoven MSc in Building Services MSc in Human-Technology Interaction Universiteit Twente MSc in Health Care Technology Track: Biomedical Engineering Track: Industrial Engineering & Management

November 29, 2004JEMH van Bronswijk, Technische Universiteit Eindhoven 13 Examination Use StudyWeb for communication, reading material, and feedbackUse StudyWeb for communication, reading material, and feedback Select a Domotics Projects from the listSelect a Domotics Projects from the list Evaluate its Technology Choices + PhotographsEvaluate its Technology Choices + Photographs - 0 / 2 points; deadline: January 10, 2005 Evaluate the experience of the Installation and Service engineersEvaluate the experience of the Installation and Service engineers - 0 / 3 points; deadline: January 24, 2005 Evaluate User ExperiencesEvaluate User Experiences - 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 points: Deadline: February 7, 2005 Your evaluations should show knowledge acquired by attending class and studying reading material!

November 29, 2004JEMH van Bronswijk, Technische Universiteit Eindhoven 14 dr.ir. Ad van Berlo [Stichting Smart Homes] dr.ir. Ad van Berlo [Stichting Smart Homes] 10 Years of Domotics experience in the Netherlands

November 29, 2004JEMH van Bronswijk, Technische Universiteit Eindhoven 15 dr. René (I.G.) Kamphuis [ECN] Domotics and energy conservation

November 29, 2004JEMH van Bronswijk, Technische Universiteit Eindhoven 16 prof.dr. Don G. Bouwhuis prof.dr. Don G. Bouwhuis Interactions with smart rooms in the home domain

November 29, 2004JEMH van Bronswijk, Technische Universiteit Eindhoven 17 dr.ir. Jan van Alsté [Universiteit Twente] dr.ir. Jan van Alsté [Universiteit Twente] Domotics for Cure and Care

November 29, 2004JEMH van Bronswijk, Technische Universiteit Eindhoven 18 drs. Jos J.A.M. Smeets Domotics and Social Housing

November 29, 2004JEMH van Bronswijk, Technische Universiteit Eindhoven 19 ing. Leo Bakker [TNO Bouw] ing. Leo Bakker [TNO Bouw] Care City, one worries less

November 29, 2004JEMH van Bronswijk, Technische Universiteit Eindhoven 20 prof.dr.ir. Bauke de Vries prof.dr.ir. Bauke de Vries Researching user demands and capabilities in virtual environments to support domotics design

November 29, 2004JEMH van Bronswijk, Technische Universiteit Eindhoven 21 dr. Teddy Mccalley dr. Teddy Mccalley The human-home interaction

November 29, 2004JEMH van Bronswijk, Technische Universiteit Eindhoven 22 prof. ir. Bas Molenaar prof. ir. Bas Molenaar Care technology for homes

November 29, 2004JEMH van Bronswijk, Technische Universiteit Eindhoven 23 prof.dr.ir. Peter G. Luscuere [TU Delft] prof.dr.ir. Peter G. Luscuere [TU Delft] Integrating Building Services and Architectural Design in the Domotics concept

November 29, 2004JEMH van Bronswijk, Technische Universiteit Eindhoven 24 dr. Helianthe S.M. Kort [Hogeschool van Utrecht] dr. Helianthe S.M. Kort [Hogeschool van Utrecht] Demand-driven care and technology for independently living older persons

November 29, 2004JEMH van Bronswijk, Technische Universiteit Eindhoven 25 drs. Boudijn Uythof [Invenit / Domotica Platform Nederland] drs. Boudijn Uythof [Invenit / Domotica Platform Nederland] Can we realise life-span independent housing with domotics?

November 29, 2004JEMH van Bronswijk, Technische Universiteit Eindhoven 26 ir. Chiel (J.M.) Boonstra [DHV Bouw en Industrie] ir. Chiel (J.M.) Boonstra [DHV Bouw en Industrie] European Perspectives of Domotics

November 29, 2004JEMH van Bronswijk, Technische Universiteit Eindhoven 27 ing. Peter Eggens [Kropman] ing. Peter Eggens [Kropman] Domotics and the real world

November 29, 2004JEMH van Bronswijk, Technische Universiteit Eindhoven 28 prof.ir. Wim Zeiler The Living Environment of 2015 and a meta-analysis of students’ evaluation of domotics projects