Improving Independence of Elderly People by Introducing Smart Products: The Guide Me Localization Case

  • Joore J
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Abstract What are the potential benefits of introducing technological innovations when working on issues with a wider societal impact? Focusing on a specific care and housing corporation for elderly people, the Sustainable System Innovation process has been used to translate an innovation challenge on macro societal level: “How can we deal with the challenges that occur due to the aging of society?” to a concrete innovation challenge on microtechnological and user level: “How can a tracking device be designed for optimal use by elderly person and care giver?” Keywords Sustainable System Innovation - Customized products - Alzheimer localization device - Guide Me

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Joore, J. P. (2007). Improving Independence of Elderly People by Introducing Smart Products: The Guide Me Localization Case. Knowledge, Technology & Policy, 20(1), 59–69. https://doi.org/10.1007/s12130-007-9001-0

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