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INHOME

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An intelligent interactive services environment for assisted living at home

Basic data:

Type of the project:IST FP6 project, STREP
IST SO:Ambient Assisted Living (AAL) in the Ageing Society
Project Reference:045061
Launch:January 2007
Duration:24 months
Consortium:8 partners from 5 countries
Coordinator:Alcatel SEL AG, Germany

Website

http://www.ist-inhome.eu/

Description:

The goal of the INHOME project is to provide the means for improving the quality of life of elderly people at home, by developing generic technologies for managing their domestic ambient environment, comprised of white goods, entertainment equipment and home automation systems with the aim to increase their autonomy and safety. Contrary to the practises followed up to now, the INHOME project focuses on the problem of appliances flexible use by discriminating between experienced and inexperienced rather than enabled or disabled users. By adopting this radically different standpoint the project is posed to set out a generic set of appliance design guidelines targeting the intensification of home appliances use and user dependency. In accordance with this concept, the INHOME project aims at furnishing its offerings through the establishment of the four-tier architecture. The bottom line technology is offered by the ESTIA project (IST-FP6-4-27191), which focuses on the design and development of technologies for efficient personalised management of audiovisual content and white goods functions, locally within the home.

INHOME will utilise ESTIA architecture in order to design and develop a set of services for aged people, which will be delivered in the form of the following showcases with the aim to enhance their autonomy and safety at home: Activity Monitoring, Home Environment Simple Management, Tasks scheduling, Flexible AV streams handling, Household appliances flexible access.
Relevance to HYDRA:The project INHOME aims at the same application domain as HYDRA does.