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- 1. MIConnect 21 oktober 2014 Assisted Living Een noodzaak voor onze ouderenzorg?
- 2. Geert Versnick Gedeputeerde provincie Oost- Vlaanderen bevoegd voor economie
- 3. Microsoft Innovation Center Peter Dedrij
- 4. Een ecosysteem van innovatie en ondernemerschap in digitale zorg
- 5. MIC Vlaanderen? Microsoft Innovation Center Vlaanderen VZW heeft als doel innovatie en ondernemerschap op basis van informatie technologie te stimuleren in de regio Vlaanderen.
- 6. Partners
- 8. Activiteiten
- 9. Activiteiten Awareness Idee Concept PrototypeMarkt ValidatieGroei HEALTH-IDHEALTH-XL Technical workshops / Coaching Free software & cloud
- 10. De Resultaten 55 169
- 11. DDe eR Reseusultalttaetnen 25 1265
- 12. De Resultaten 47 555
- 13. Starters
- 15. ‘Hoe innoveren in de zorg met co-creatie?’ Dr. Ann Ackaert senior research engineer, iMinds/UGent
- 16. Co-creation of eCare services Ann Ackaert – iMinds - IBCN / UGent
- 17. iMinds focus: ICT and five vertical markets Employment Urbanization Ageing Society Globalization Public health for all and well-being Environment Cloud computing Internet of Things Big Data Connectivity & Sensor systems Security & Privacy Social & context based IT Societal challenges Markets Technologies Leveraging our research assets in multiple markets
- 18. iMinds innovation toolbox 5+ years Time-to-market …1 year 18 Strategic research Incubation & Entrepreneurship Applied Research Pre-competitive testing Knowledge-driven Explorative Basics for applied research Training & coaching Financing Facilities Networking Internationali-zation Business-driven Interdisciplinary Demand-driven Cooperative Proof of Concept Large-scale user trials & living labs Evaluate technical feasability Simulations ICON
- 19. 1 Applications/se Data Network Processing Client/Care Provider 19 User Experience • User experience & usability • Tangible Interfaces • Co-creation • Panel mgt 4 iMinds research capabilities Sensors & networks • Home based (in-building) • Mobile and pervasive • M2M • IoT Process data 2 & cloud • Semantic & context based reasoning • Self-learning SW • Analytics • Cloud rvices • Tele-monitoring • Tele-coaching • Self-tracking • Secure Social platforms 3 5 Security 6 Legal framework, privacy, ethics 7 Business models
- 20. iMinds ICON track record Fallrisk HIPS B-Slim LittleSister SIMRET NXT_Sleep 20 DMOBISA MEVIC TRANSECARE CHF CIMI SHARE4HEALTH Data sharing architectures IMIND SuperCT AIR ACCIO AToM Telesurgery Home & residential care SuperMRI Mesrecon 3DUS Medical ICT technologies ICA4DT E-HIP ASCIT COPLINTHO IM3 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 O’Car e- Cloud s 2013 2014
- 22. First domain analysis assisted living 22
- 23. First projects 23 Context • Ageing population • Care & Assisted Living • New ways of communication and social interaction Project consortium Project (2005-2009) • TV-kiosk • Xtramira Value created • Generate insight in a new (adjacent) home-care market • Establish interdisciplinary collaboration • Customer & marketing collaterals (thought leadership) • Follow-up projects: ICON, iBoot, Apollon & living labs M
- 24. First failures Understand Take time Expectations Do’s and don’t’s Focus Robustness Frailty Funding Go-to-market 24
- 25. 25 First pilots
- 26. 24/10/2014 26
- 27. Patient room of the future – PRoF living lab
- 28. ACCIO : Proof of Concept 28
- 30. Focus on meal experience
- 31. Prototypes
- 32. C4B - proximity versus autonomy 32
- 33. The informal caregiver in the picture Improve feelings of control/peace of mind Know from distance HOW elderly is doing Know from distance WHAT elderly is doing See WHO has visited elderly and WHAT has been done Improve care task coordination & communication See task overview of TASKS TO BE DONE F2F care communication supported by digital communication Match care needs with offering by carers in the network Optimize quality of life for informal carers Indicate when it is TOO MUCH, so others can take over Revitalise social care network, dedicated tasks are sent towards social network Ask for on-demand professional care 33
- 34. Co-creation @ miniHomeLab 24/10/2014 34
- 35. C4B user interface (paper prototype) 35
- 36. YOUSUF Elderly person living independently at home • 80 years • His wife died eight years ago • He has mobility problems since he never fully recovered a heavy fall with a hip fracture • He needs help for daily life activities: cooking, ironing, doing groceries • He still is able to walk a few steps and is autonomous for eating (what he does irregular), toilet visits, etc. • He has a lot of contact with his daughter, Fatima, who lives next door • However, he often feels isolated, he misses his brother and his nephew From prototype to business? Current pilots Sensors logging First reasoning platform Daily care management Field trial: Pilot 1: in BE and NL Pilot 2: CH and FR (Q2 2015) Valorisation: USP formulated Business canvas under development 36
- 37. From technologies to services? 24/10/2014 37
- 38. From standalone to interoperability? 38
- 39. From lab to home Realistic test environment and innovation incubator 24/10/2014 39
- 40. From lab to home Built for co-creation, technical interoperability testing and pilot up-scaling 40 ultrasound camera microphone vibration pressure
- 41. 41
- 42. ‘Curricula domotica: Hoe toekomstige medische professionals vertrouwd maken met technologische zorginnovatie?’ Sylvie De Muynck en Joachim Goeminne Odisee (HUB-KAHO)
- 48. Beginning/Grow Focus Technology Ethics
- 49. Beginning/Grow Focus Project iAge Technology Ethics
- 50. • Experience since 1992 • Seminar health care 2012 • Seminar iAge 2012 • Project 2013 Return
- 51. • Ethical • Lifelong living ₋ Safety ₋ Comfort • Care provider ₋ Added value ₋ Comfort ₋ Time management • Government • Poll (Survey) Return
- 52. Source: Government of Flanders
- 53. • Quality of life (good care) • Privacy • Safety • Autonomy • Relation health provider Return
- 54. • Pull switch • Presence Sensor • Large buttons • Visualizati on • Medical dossier Return
- 58. Teach The Teacher Return
- 59. Assisted Living • Definition • What can it do? • How does it work? Return
- 60. Teach The Teacher • Website • Workshops • Hands-on • Demo • Movies • Curricula • Ethic touch Return
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- 67. ‘Zorgtechnologie. Een meerwaarde voor een zorgorganisatie op vandaag en voor de toekomst? Joke Dessin VIVES (Cretecs)
- 68. Zorgtechnologie, een meerwaarde voor een zorgorganisatie op vandaag en voor de toekomst? Joke Dessin – Vives (Cretecs)
- 69. Uitdagingen zorginstellingen • Complex • Noden vs. oplossingen • Visie? • ‘Andere taal’ • Bereidheid personeel ©Sarala Dessin
- 70. Aanbod voor zorginstellingen • Kenniscentrum zorgdomotica & zorg op afstand vb. inspiratie zorgdomoticaruimte • ONAFHANKELIJK advies • Trajectbegeleiding bouwprojecten ©Sarala Dessin
- 71. Trajectbegeleiding bouwprojecten 1. Bepaling zorgvisie IFV zorgtechnologie 2. Opstellen functioneel programma van eisen 3. Bepalen systeemintegrator/installateur(s) + aanvragen/kiezen offertes 4. Definitief advies zorgtechnologie 5. Opstellen technisch programma van eisen en service level agreement (SLA) 6. Implementatie en opleiding 7. Opvolging, evaluatie en optimalisatie ©Sarala Dessin
- 72. ©Sarala Dessin Avondrust Varsenare 100 kamers 79 RVT bedden Renovatie 36 kamers Nieuwbouw 33 kamers BOUWEN VOOR DEMENTIE
- 73. Aanpak ©Sarala Dessin Samenstellen interne werkgroep Via workshops functiewijzer dementie overlopen Alarmeringsfunctie (passieve en actieve alarmering) Dwaalpreventie-en detectie Vereisten i.v.m. kunstmatig licht Toegangscontrole Zorgregistratie + IT-support Bewonersprofielen Gebruikersscherm Overige functies (zonnewering, klimaatregeling, medische apparatuur,..)
- 74. Aanpak Functiewijzer resultaten functioneel programma van eisen aflijnen Aanstellen systeemintegrator (onderdeel bouwteam) ©Sarala Dessin
- 75. Aanpak ©Sarala Dessin Offertes opvragen van leveranciers Vergelijkbaar met lastenboek Vergelijken en adviseren bij keuze zorgtechnologie (opdrachtgever i.s.m. bouwteam heeft ALTIJD de eindbeslissing) (ONAFHANKELIJK advies) Definitief advies zorgtechnologie
- 76. Aanpak Eventuele extra’s: ©Sarala Dessin Ondersteuning bij opstellen technische programma van eisen en SLA Ondersteuning bij implementatie en opleiding Ondersteuning bij opvolging, evaluatie en optimalisatie van het project Ondersteuning bij opleiding personeel
- 77. Uitdagingen bedrijven • Nieuwe markt • Andere taal • Niche doelgroep Aanbod voor bedrijven • Initiatie zorgsector • Technologywatch • Advies bij ontwikkeling product • Doorlichting product • Field trials
- 78. ‘Care Full Technology’ Multidisciplinaire teams van studenten gaan aan de slag met een zorgvraagstuk 2013-2015 Wedstrijdformule Alle hogescholen in Vlaanderen Basismatch tussen zorg en technologie
- 79. Nieuwe bachelor zorgtechnologie Conceptfase Kennis van de twee werelden Tewerkgesteld in zorginstellingen, bedrijven, kennis- en onderwijscentra 2015-2016
- 80. Joke Dessin Joke.dessin@vives.be +32 (0) 59 56 90 12 +32 (0) 497 15 59 43 www.cretecs.be
- 81. Nieuwe Streekpact: Hefboom 1: Ruimte voor economische ontwikkeling Hefboom 2: Gent en rondom Gent als regionale tewerkstellingspool Hefboom 3: Economische oplossingen voor maatschappelijke uitdagingen André Raemdonck Regio-coördinator SERR arr. Gent-Eeklo/RESOC Gent en rondom Gent
- 82. Nieuwe Streekpact: 5 prioritaire actiegebieden: - mobiliteit (werk-werkverkeer) - jongerenwerkloosheid en ongekwalificeerde uitstroom bestrijden - het lokale arbeidsmarktbeleid ondersteunen - de zorgeconomie versterken - ondernemerschap stimuleren André Raemdonck Regio-coördinator SERR arr. Gent-Eeklo/RESOC Gent en rondom Gent
- 83. Woe 19 en do 20 november 2014 TWEEDAAGSE STUDIEREIS WOONZORGZONES Bezoek aan 3 goede praktijken in Nederland & deelname eindconferentie iAge-project in Assen
- 84. Panelgesprek met lokale besturen uit de regio Gent en rondom Gent
- 85. PANELGESPREK LOKALE BESTUREN Pascale Hulpiau, Departementshoofd Ouderenzorg, OCMW Gent Bert Jonckers, Coördinator DVC De Triangel, OCMW Destelbergen Egbert Lachaert, Voorzitter OCMW Merelbeke Rik Laureys, Voorzitter OCMW Zelzate Johan Van Durme, Burgemeester Oosterzele
- 86. Tijd voor een hapje en een drankje op de mini-innovatiebeurs! QBMT met Zorgrobot Zora Center for Microsystems Technology (CMST) Ghent University met slimme textiel applicaties in bedlinnen Blijf Actief wonen met woningaanpassingen voor ouderenzorg Odisee met de Zorgbox. Een domotica project van de Hogeschool.
Notes de l'éditeur
- The great computer scientist and research Alan Kay once said: “The best way to predict the future is to invent it.” and we’re hard at work doing that. We believe that we’re entering a pivotal era in technology – one that will see a dramatic leap forward in capabilities unlike anything that has ever come before. This era will see computers that begin to understand us, anticipate our needs and work on our behalf. More and more, computers will become invisible and in doing so enable many more to reap the benefits of technology as the learning curve to engage drops dramatically. We also believe that our approach combined with deep investments in the trends listed above ensures we will play a central role in making the scenarios we’ve imagined possible. It’s this combination that has enabled us to deliver Kinect for Xbox 360, which is just the beginning of the kind of natural user interfaces that will become common in the near future; Bing, which has shown that search is more than ten blue links. It’s context-based, social, can provide results that are more relevant to our lives and able to help us accomplish tasks; Windows Phone that shows how a phone can be about people, rather than applications; Windows Azure, which is enabling scientists to solve global scales challenges and startups scale to hundreds of millions of customers instantly; and Windows which has enabled a billion people to participate on the world stage of technology. Although these products are delivering experiences and capabilities that we could only imagine even a few years ago, they really only hint at what will become possible a few years from now. Whatever comes next, the one thing we can say for certain is that even our biggest dreams are probably not large enough to encompass the exciting changes to come. But we are excited about turning things that can only be imagined today into products that will improve the lives of millions of people around the globe tomorrow. That fundamental belief that technology can change the world and improve people’s lives is why we do what we do.
- The five market segments Media, Health, Manufacturing, Energy and Smart Cities are so-called vertical market segments. ICT is everywhere and becoming a key function in all sectors of (our) society. ICT is nowadays also called an enabling technology. Our organization has been market and demand driven from start, therefore it makes sense to segment the market based on (types of) industry and societal relevance. Developing a strategy is about focusing and making choices. It is impossible to be active in all (vertical) market segments. A coherent and focused strategy is required, so that we are able to leverage the know-how that is present at the institute and build up expertise in selected fields. There are two main elements that have played a role in selecting market segments. Firstly, ICT should respond to global trends and societal challenges and offer solutions. It is our core belief that ICT is the driving force of innovation in various sectors of society. Moreover, our organization’s mission states: iMinds wants to create a lasting and positive impact on society through ICT innovation. iMinds has carefully identified a number of grand societal challenges on the national and European agenda, such as our ageing society or unemployment. Additionally, iMinds is characterized as a demand-driven institute. The selected segments should therefore address local needs and value creation of research outcomes should be possible in Flanders. In short, there is a socio-economic relevance of the 5 verticals in Flanders and in Europe. Secondly, in the selection of iMinds vertical market segments, obviously the iMinds skills and competences should create substantial value. ICT cannot (yet) play a vital role for each societal challenge or in each industry. As a result, four of the selected vertical market segments are clear B2B markets, while the Smart Cities segments represents a current (EU) policy domain. Besides ICT we defined five vertical markets, namely media, healthcare, energy, smart cities and manufacturing. On the slide (projected behind me) you can see the relation between those five segments, and societal challenges and technologies. The same technology can be applied in different segments – and one segment can contribute to different societal challenges. First and foremost we are a strategic ICT innovation center. This is our core business. We help transferring technologies to ICT companies, and we help creating new ICT companies. But within the context of our cooperative research, like our ICONs, we will focus on ICT in combination with one of the five defined markets. These market segments will replace our former application domains. Compared to our application domains, Mobility and Social & Secure Software have been left out in this picture. In our belief, Mobility should from a residential perspective be covered in the Smart Cities segment and from a transport perspective in the Manufacturing segment. Security is a domain that should in essence be covered throughout all segments.
- Hier nog HIPS en B-SLIM bijzetten
- - TV-kiosk: social network-site tailored to the elderly, user interface on TV, e.g., sharing photos with grandchildren: User-friendly, social & first-aid communication through TV, Stake holders’ new role in the Value chain & business models - Xtramira is a videophony solution compatible with existing personal alarm systems: Facilitate extramural care & independent living, uses the user’s existing infrastructure (phone line, television set, broadband connection) and a specific device that provides: Videophone, Personal alarm system, Connections (for e.g. CO detectors and door openers), Telemetry (telemonitoring) Voor Televic is er ook de deelname aan Apollon-project (ICT-PSP) geweest als follow-up en deelname aan de ICT-proeftuinen in Vlaanderen (Kortrijk) met Xtramira Apollon: EU project to investigate if technology / solutions work in other cross-border ecosystems, e.g., Xtramira for healthcare -> conclusion: not that easy, ecosystems are too different Video-materiaal: Filmpje Coplintho: http://vimeo.com/10033752 http://www.ibbt.be/nl/onderzoek/overzicht-projecten/p/detail/coplintho-2 Filmpje TranseCare: http://vimeo.com/11321874 http://www.ibbt.be/nl/onderzoek/overzicht-projecten/p/detail/transecare-2
- Facebook for 80, 90+ persons Old people’s home
- This project investigates how the newest insights and developments in ICT can support the continuous care provision process within intramural care organizations. Specifically the triangle nurse/caregiver, patient and room environment will be examined thoroughly to create a context aware solution supporting the nursing processes. ACCIO investigate how the newest insights and developments in ICT can support the continuous care provision process within intra-mural care organizations: care (e.g. institutions) & cure (e.g. hospitals) settings. Develop user oriented ambient aware solutions Focus on the triangle nurse/caregiver – patient/resident – context Context: all kinds of sensor data, e.g. vital parameters and light sensors, as well as other, user-specific parameters, e.g. trust relationships, qualifications and locations. Co-create a continuous care ontology Demonstrate the proof-of-concept of an intelligent nurse call system that was built on top of the ontology Challenges Bridging the gap between ontology engineers (highly technical skill set) & domain experts (specific field knowledge). Observing current daily care practices, especially the tacit knowledge and informal activities Capturing context parameters in an ontology - reasoning on this ontology in a way that complies with the daily (informal) practices How can new care practices be fed-in into the ontology environment and how can it be (semi)-automatically adapted to the real life care practices, to guarantee a sustainable and controllable system for its end-users. Pathology / Collaboration Televic Healthcare, Boone NV, Patient Room of the Future-consortium (PRoF), Dominiek Savio Institute, In-Ham vzw, OLVZ Aalst Publications Femke Ongenae, Ann Ackaert, Filip De Turck, An Jacobs, Annelies Veys, Piet Verhoeve, Mieke Van Gils, “User-driven Design of an Ontology-based Ambient-aware Continuous Care Platform”, Pervasive Health 2010 L. Bleumers, A. Jacobs, N. Sulmon, M. Verstraete, M. Van Gils, F. Ongenae, A. Ackaert, S. De Zutter, “Towards Ontology Co-creation in Institutionalized Care Settings”, Pervasive Health 2011 Femke Ongenae, Lizzy Bleumers, Nicky Sulmon, Mathijs Verstraete, Mieke Van Gils, An Jacobs, Saar De Zutter, Piet Verhoeve, Ann Ackaert Filip De Turck, “Participatory Design of a Continuous Care Ontology: Towards a User-Driven Ontology Engineering Methodology”, KEOD2011 (International Conference on Knowledge Engineering and Ontology Development 2011) Femke Ongenae, Jeroen Famaey, Saar De Zutter, Stijn Verstichel, Steven Latré, Ann Ackaert, Piet Verhoeve and Filip De Turck, “Ambient-Aware Continuous Care Through Semantic Context Dissemination”, BMC Medical Informatics and Decision Making Pieter Duysburgh, Nicky Sulmon, Femke Ongenae, Mathijs Verstraete, An Jacobs, Saar De Zutter, Lizzy Bleumers, Mieke Van Gils, Stijn Verstichelt, Ann Ackaert, “The co-creation of a continuous care ontology and its application”, PDC 2012 Femke Ongenae, Pieter Duysburgh, Mathijs Verstraete, Nicky Sulmon, Mathijs Verstraete, Lizzy Bleumers, An Jacobs, Ann Ackaert, Saar De Zutter, Stijn Verstichel, Filip De Turck, “User-driven design of a context-aware application: an ambient-intelligent nurse call system”, Pervasive Health 2012 Context Mapping Observaties in zorginstellingen (care – lang verblijf) en ziekenhuizen (cure – verblijf zo kort mogelijk) Document workflows Taakanalyses User requirements Participatory Design Ontologie ontwikkeling Concept Prototyping Van paper prototyping to high-fi prototyping Nurse call system Concept spoedbord User Experience Evaluation Embodied user tests in Patient Room of the Future Belangrijkste partners Boone, Dominiek Savio Instituut, in-HAM, Televic Healthcare
- Our ageing society, changing demographics and a need for affordable public healthcare for everyone make healthcare an extremely relevant theme for our current society. At iMinds, in 2012, we built a lot of trust in the sector on a wide range of topics, from ambient assisted living to genes analysis. Among other things, early 2012 we had a leading role in the ‘Roundtable ICT in care’, organized by Flanders Care. This event with more than 500 visitors from the sector was led by Wim and gave us the opportunity to share our vision ‘eCare Flanders’. In 2012 we continued by giving an advice on ICT standards in care & well-being for cabinet Van Deurzen and – together with IWT and Flanders Care – we were leading a delegation towards the Assisted Ambient Living Forum in Eindhoven. Partly by obtained credibility from such initiatives, on an European level we were granted to AAL-projects, namely ‘Care4Balance’ and ‘SONOPA’. As you may have heard, Birgit Morlion took over the position of Director Healthy Society Innovation within iMinds. Birgit Morlion already has years of experience in the healthcare domain and – even more important – Birgit is really passionate about ICT Innovation in Healthcare. As healthcare is one of iMinds strategic big bets, we decided to strengthen the core team with our best people in that domain. Birgit will lead the Healthcare strategy (taskforce), as well as the Healthcare Living Labs. In this picture you will recognize just one example iMinds is involved with, called the Patient Room of the Future. Projects like Accio and O’care Cloud contribute strongly to such industry initiatives. In the care sector specifically, a lot of technology has been developed during the past years. These technologies, however, cannot breakthrough because all involved parties are stuck in their own, old, roles. In 2013, like MIX, iMinds will be functioning as a bridge between the non-techno care sector and technology providers. The iMinds Healthcare Living Lab will bring different stakeholders together to experiment in a new type of value chain and find out their role in the future. (Alternative image: two reaching hands with iMinds in the middle.. Technology and Care reaching towards eachother.)
- Project partners involved: CUO, EDM, WiCa, Social Spaces, Televic Healthcare, Pyxima, GS1 Belgium & Luxembourg
- Meal time is an important moment for persons with dementia and often results in complicated situations in care facilities. AToM concept: An application that allows caregivers to register and monitor food preferences (that often change) and dietary requirements of persons with dementia, as well as evaluate concrete meal experiences. It also includes environmental sensors (e.g. temperature).
- The final working prototypes of the smartphone tablet apps were evaluated in two care facilities for a period of 3 months.
- 1. Zou u voor uw eigen veiligheid het gebruik van camera’s toestaan in uw woning zonder enige voorwaarden? 2. Zou u geïnteresseerd zijn om bewegingsmelders in uw woning te plaatsen die uw activiteiten vergelijken met uw standaard levenspatroon? 3. Zou u geïnteresseerd zijn om camera’s te plaatsen als er enkel toegang tot de beelden verleend zou worden als de sensoren een ernstige afwijking detecteren? 4. Zou u willen dat als er een alarm wordt uitgestuurd, uw voordeur automatisch ontgrendeld wordt? 5. Zou u gebruik willen maken van een valdetectiesysteem?