AAL success stories

AAL success stories

Mylife began as an AAL-funded project to support people with mild cognitive impairment using a
iWalkActive set out to modernise mobility aids by combining a traditional rollator with an electric
The IronHand project set out to empower people with reduced hand function through a soft
FEARLESS was an early AAL project that tackled one of the most pressing concerns for
AALuis (Ambient Assisted Living user interfaces) set out to simplify how older adults interact with
2PCS began as an AAL-funded project to develop a wearable device for emergency communication and
ROSETTA was an early AAL project that brought together smart sensor networks, lifestyle monitoring, and
Alpha explored how digital tools can help dietitians support older adults in maintaining protein quality
T4ME2 developed a new concept for semi-public toilets that help older adults and people with
Many older adults living with dementia are never formally diagnosed or do not realize they
RecoveryFun developed a VR-based rehabilitation system that supports patients with chronic diseases and motor or
PREPARIO explored how to redesign microwave ovens so older adults can heat meals safely and
ORACIA developed a clinically grounded digital rehabilitation tool for people with aphasia after stroke. By
GUARDIAN developed a modular social robot ecosystem designed to support informal caregivers of older adults
frAAgiLe set out to help care organisations identify frailty risks early and guide personalised interventions.
engAGE created a digital ecosystem that blends theatre-based therapy, remote monitoring, social robots and AI-driven
DIANA developed sensor-based tools to help nurses understand behaviour in people with cognitive decline. The
CleverGuard explored how unobtrusive monitoring of everyday household activity can support informal caregivers of older
The Care about Care project partners developed two digital services to support care workers, home
BeauCoup created new ways to share museum collections with older adults beyond museum walls. Through
APH-ALARM developed an AI-supported mobile system that helps people with aphasia request help during emergencies
AGAPE created a methodology and toolkit to help older adults, caregivers and policymakers adopt digital
The SmartBEAT project aimed to support senior heart failure patients, their families, cardiologists,
The SENSE-GARDEN project aimed to create rooms that automatically adapt to the memories and lives
The MagicTABLE project aimed to enhance the quality of life for people living with dementia
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The Kith&Kin project addresses the issue of social isolation among older adults living alone or
The IANVS project aimed to develop a 3D location sensor infrastructure to support independent living
The Home4Dem project aimed to address the challenge of dementia care by developing an innovative
The HiStory project aimed to foster social inclusion, cognitive activity and well-being among older adults
The FORTO and FORTO 2.0 projects aimed to develop a self-assessment tool for monitoring muscle
The SOULMATE project addressed the diverse travel needs and preferences of older adults to ensure
The eWare project aimed to enhance the quality of life for people living with dementia
The CareInMovement (CiM) project aimed to enhance the independence and mobility of older adults through
The VITAAL project aimed to develop a personalised, evidence-based solution for promoting health and independence
The CARA and CARA 2 projects aimed to support older adults in maintaining safe and
The iToilet is an innovative, ICT-enhanced toilet system designed to promote independence, safety, and dignity

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