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- 1. Choosing Emerging Technologies for Impact David Banes David Banes Access and Inclusion Services
- 2. David Banes - David Banes Access and Inclusion Services and Global symbols Session Code: LDR-07 Session Title: Choosing Emerging Technologies for Impact Session Date: Friday, Jan 31, Session Time: 9:20 AM - 10:50 AM ACVREP CEU Eligibility: (General ACVREP = G, ATBVI ACVREP = ATBVI) ACVREP Start Code: RED135 ACVREP End Code: RED136 2019 Projects Literacy, Technology, Disability in LMICS’s Frugal Innovation Economic return on Investment Open access AAC training for UNICEF AT Capacity for Saudi Arabia AT Capacity for Bahrain with WHO Managing disruptive innovation Building information resources on mobile tech and access. Accessible digital schooling for refugees
- 3. Learning Objectives First Learning Objective Identify three emerging technologies that will impact upon provision in the next three years Second Learning Objective Prioritize three emerging technologies that will support specific needs and settings in the next three years Third Learning Objective Identify three factors that will impact on the successful implementation of an emerging technology within a specific context
- 4. Why emerging tech matters The Growth of Demand Demographics • Results show that ageing of the population alone, with no alteration in the prevalence of diseases or the age-specific rates of becoming disabled or recovering, will result in a 67 per cent increase in the numbers with disability over the next 20 years. • Numbers of the oldest old (those aged 85 years and over) with disability will have doubled. • Numbers experiencing one of the key diseases considered will have increased by over 40 per cent by 2025. Behaviour • Purchasing online from single source stores. • The cultures and expectations of device app store is different to traditional purchasing of AT. • Expectation of lower price point and ownership. • Expectation of on-demand services, distribution and support • Expectation of choice and control
- 5. What tech are we referring to ? Assistive and Accessible Technologies Assistive Technologies Designed to address the needs of people with a disability to ensure access Aids, appliances and bespoke devices would be included Accessible Technologies Designed to meet the needs of all users, including those with a disability. Linked closely to concepts of Universal Design
- 6. Technology Trends Internet of Things Augmented Reality Virtual Reality Blockchain AI 3D Printing Drones Robots
- 10. Wearable Technologies Innovation Impact • Alerts in emergencies • Access to communication • Memory Aid • Fall detection • Sound detection
- 11. Wearable Tech in use https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jyLrtHY_xz4
- 14. Applications Meeting alerts and alarms Memory Aid for events and customers Support for safe working Remote meetings and collaboration Access to information on demand
- 15. The Internet of Things and Smarthomes Innovation Impact • Information and communication • Lighting • Security • Heating • Appliances • Entertainment • Touch, Gesture, Voice
- 18. Applications Independent control of environment Security and safe working Work logging Linking devices in the workplace Responsive envirnoments Personalised environments
- 20. Location Based Services Innovation Impact • Wayfinding • Orientation • Alerts • Information • Transport • Context aware
- 21. Examples of Location Based Technology in Practice • Life 360 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mU22bwIvVkU& • Google Maps and AR - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QW1QT7DOOdA • Tile https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WG7BdW7iFzo
- 22. Applications in the workplace Customer information and recall Wayfinding to clients Internal wayfinding Location data for meetings Location alerts
- 23. Artificial Intelligence • Context aware AT • Prediction of needs • Autonomous Mobility • Content Clarification • Automated Processes
- 25. Applied Artificial Intelligence • Otter.AI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wQT9wMmYveg • Livox - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5tgMUBj7f_o • Seeing AI - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bqeQByqf_f8
- 26. Applications in the workplace Content clarification Predictive text and content Automation of accessibility Predictive Prompts
- 27. 3D printing
- 28. 3D printing • Ease of distribution • Reduced cost • Personalised design • Simple Aids • Accessories • Spare Parts
- 29. 3D printing and Disability • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mjNV SumlsFY • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nvjk WHcmYs4
- 30. Applications in the workplace Physical adaptations to site Simple repairs to access solutions Personalised equipment
- 33. Robotics and Drones • Remote presence • Telemonitoring • Self care • Home care • Remote distribution • Security
- 34. Robotics and Disability • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vyLI3OA0-J4 • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NuaO8NDYa 7M • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OI6WbcXEW gI
- 36. Applications in the workplace Remote access to meetings Telepresence Deliveries of goods Physical manipulation of resources Increased self care
- 37. VR and AR
- 41. EuroStar Odyssey
- 42. Applications in the workplace Training Access to information Testing and review of products
- 45. Autonomous Vehicles and Disability https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X_d3MCkIvg8
- 47. Applications in the workplace Deliveries Support to mobility
- 49. Impact of innovation on service delivery Factor Technology Impact Awareness Artificial Intelligence Tailored, context aware messaging Assessment Artificial Intelligence Self Evaluation Provision 3D Printing Low cost distribution Training Augmented Reality Real time device training Support Remote presence robotics Remote viewing and control Content Artificial Intelligence Transformation of data to accessible formats Research Open Licence Shared outcomes Policy Social Listening/Machine learning Measuring impact in real time
- 50. To infinity ……..
- 56. Review AI Wearables Location Based Internet of Things Robotics and Drones AR/VR Autonomous Vehicles 3D printing
- 57. Barriers This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY-SA
- 58. Conclusion • Emerging technologies offer new opportunities for people with a disability, enhancing independence and increasing choice • Emerging technologies impact directly upon the ways in which we deliver services, increasing reach and reducing cost • Emerging technologies change the relationship between user and professional, increased autonomy sits with the person with a disability. • Addressing future demand will be dependent on effective implementation of emerging technologies across the ecosystem
- 59. Join the Debate https://www.kialo.com/which-emerging-technologies-will-have-the-greatest-impact-on-the-lives-of-people- with-a-disability-in-the-next-5-years-32153 Click on the image or link to continue our discussion This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY
- 60. CEU Information • Session Code: LDR-07 • Session Title: Choosing Emerging Technologies for Impact • Session Date: Friday, Jan 31, Session Time: 9:20 AM - 10:50 AM • ACVREP CEU Eligibility: (General ACVREP = G, ATBVI ACVREP = ATBVI) • ACVREP Start Code: RED135 ACVREP End Code: RED136
- 61. Thank You For Attending LDR-18 Session Evaluation • Help us improve the quality of our conference by completing your session evaluation form in the mobile app. CEUs • Search session availability in the mobile app. For application information and deadlines, visit www.atia.org/ceus or the Information Desk. • ASHA and ACVREP forms must be submitted before departing the conference. AOTA and IACET forms may be submitted online. Handouts • Handouts shared by the speakers are available for 3 months after the conference ends at www.atia.org/orlandohandouts 61