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1 Developing and Evaluating Accessible ICT Systems in a Living Lab
Fortec - Vienna University of Technology CEIT – Central European Institute of Technology Expertise: Technical Development, HCI for disabled and old persons, user involvement (user requirements, validation, field trials, ethics) Paul Panek, Challenge 7 Info Days,

2 Living Lab for involving users
Living Laboratory as Framework for Involving Users (elderly, disabled, carers) from the outset Creation of ideas, commenting of prototypes, evaluation of actual benefits in real life setting Located in the city of Schwechat, (Vienna airport area) embedded in a local initiative “eSchwechat” of the city administration Sheltered housing and community care Framework for Ethical Guidance and Supervision Appropriate involvement of vulnerable users Challenge 7 Info Days,

3 Combining Experiences from FP5/FP6 projects into integrated FP7 solutions
FRR – Intelligent Toilet SILC – Extended Emergency Call System ENABLE – Wearable Device Movement – robotic mobility platform AAL – Ambient Assisted Living – Preparing an Article 169 Initiative Ethics in Assistive Technology Challenge 7 Info Days,

4 Assistive System used by young student for editing source code
3.500 symbols 115 levels single switch (under left foot) Challenge 7 Info Days,

5 Non-Speaking Severely Motor Disabled Person Using AUTONOMY system for communication, control and listening to lectures notes Input device: Head stick and/or Single Switch private home, Vienna Challenge 7 Info Days,

6 Proposed Objectives and Approaches “Social Informatics”
Assistance for interacting with social environment and With material environment Creating Environment for “playing” (toy train, robotics, Virtual Reality, ….) - enabling playing TOGETHER Involving users right from the beginning Users and carers are experts Evaluating overall system including non-technical parts of the overall system (often not technical aspects are crucial for acceptance) Assessing the overall (!) benefit and potential of prototypes in real life settings (e.g. Living Lab) Challenge 7 Info Days,

7 FSR = force sensitive resistor, measuring distribution of pressure)
eShoe FSR FSR = force sensitive resistor, measuring distribution of pressure) Prevention and detection of falls Challenge 7 Info Days,

8 ZigBee Sensor Network with minimum intrusion
Alarm – User has fallen !!! Supporting carers of old people (tele-information about present condition of family member) Challenge 7 Info Days,

9 Normative work Guidance work Empirical work
Identification of ethical issues as they emerge in a research process Background work – review of relevant guideline documents Guidance work Process for informed consent Support in risk identification, ethical assessment of user tests Empirical work Observation of user tests Interviews and focus groups with users Analysis, feedback Challenge 7 Info Days,

10 Contact fortec – Research Group on Rehabilitation Technology
Institute Integrated study Vienna University of Technology CEIT Central European Institute of Technology gemeinnuetzige GmbH Challenge 7 Info Days,


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