| Email address | oliver.korn@acm.org |
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| Affiliation / Organisation | ACI |
| Country | Germany |
| Which is the PRIMARY NET4Age Working Group you are involved in? | WG1 |
| Paper 1 | |
| DOI | 10.1007/978-3-319-94229-2_21 |
| Title | Using Augmented Reality and Gamification to Empower Rehabilitation Activities and Elderly Persons. A Study Applying Design Thinking |
| Authors | Oliver Korn, Lea Buchweitz, Adrian Rees, Gerald Bieber, Christian Werner, Klaus Hauer |
| Journal | Advances in Artificial Intelligence, Software and Systems Engineering |
| Link | https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-94229-2_21 |
| Keywords | Augmented Reality AR elderly Human-centered rehabilitation personalized rehabilitation gamification Human Factors Human-systems Integration |
| Relevant files | https://drive.google.com/open?id=12_TRnz46-Bpzlf340RpO14p5hETsn44F |
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| 4. Focus of research during the past 3 years | SH3_9 Health, ageing and society PE6_7 Artificial intelligence, intelligent systems, multi agent systems PE6_8 Computer graphics, computer vision, multi media, computer games PE6_9 Human computer interaction and interface, visualisation and natural language processing PE7_9 Man-machine interfaces PE7_10 Robotics |
| 5. Other research during the past 3 years | Gamification |
| 6. Ongoing research for collaborative activities | SH1_5 Labour and demographic economics; human resource management, SH3_5 Social influence; power and group behaviour, SH3_7 Social policies, welfare, SH3_9 Health, ageing and society, SH3_13 Digital social research, SH4_3 Clinical and health psychology, SH4_6 Learning, memory; cognition in ageing, SH5_10 Ethics; social and political philosophy, PE7_9 Man-machine interfaces, PE7_10 Robotics |
| 7. Other ongoing research | Science Comic on Social Robotics: https://aci.hs-offenburg.de/social-robots-a-science-comic/ |
| 8. Available to partcipate in a webinar for partners to present your ongoing research? | Yes |
| 1. Products/tools, services or other activities available for collaboration If yes, | 3rd mission activity: comic |
| 2. Available to participate in a webinar for partners to present the product, service, tool or other? | No |
| 3. Short description of product, tool, service or other | Science Comic on Social Robots. This science comic was created for the general public: both for young people and for adults – especially those who rarely had direct contact with social robots or artificial intelligence. Another target audience are persons working in the healthcare sector. Supporting and caring for elderly persons is considered one of the most important areas of application for social robots. The overall aim is to increase knowledge across all age groups, so the advantages and disadvantages of these new technologies can be discussed controversial, but knowledgeable. For this reason, the science comic is also well-suited as a teaching and learning material. It is a contribution to an informed discussion in the areas robotics, artificial intelligence, ethics and policy making. |
| 4. Innovative training/empowerment content | see above |
| 5. Available to participate in a webinar for partners to present the training/empowerment content? | Yes |
| 1. Connections to local/regional ecosystem on health and well-being in an age-friendly digital world | Businesses/NGOs |
| 2. If yes, please can you provide the name, link or short description of the ecosystem you are involved in? | AAL |
| 3. Interested in fostering a quadruple helix ecosystem within the frame of the COST Action | No |
| 4. Familiarity with international funding programmes | Creative Europe, Erasmus+, Europe for citizens, European Maritime and Fisheries Fund, European Social Fund (ESF), Horizon 2020, Research Fund for Coal and Steel (RFCS) |
| 5. Interest in international funding programmes | N/A |