Advancements in sensor technology has provided new ways for researchers to monitor the
elderly in uncontrolled environments. Sensors have become smaller, cheaper and can now …

The advances in sensor technology over recent years has provided new ways for
researchers to monitor the elderly in uncontrolled environments. Sensors have become …

The increased growth of the aging population (ie, 65 years or older) has led to emerging
technologies in health care that provide in-home support to patients using devices …

Collecting annotated sensor data in real life field studies is a challenging task, especially
when observing people with dementia. In this paper we outline our attempt on conducting a …

The primary marker for on-boarding a neurological patient for engagement is old-age.
Hence, cognitive impairment becomes a primary focus of geriatric care. Instrumented elderly …

Dementia affected 47 million people worldwide in 2016, which caused $818 billions of
estimated costs in total. Due to high costs and inadequate governmental support, over 90 …

Dementia is a clinical syndrome of cognitive deficits that involves both memory and
functional impairments. While disruptions in cognition is a striking feature of dementia, it is …

As the global community becomes more interested in improving the quality of life of older
people and preventing undesired events related to their health status, the development of …

Summary form only given. The US Census Bureau reports that the US population of people
aged 65 and up will grow more than double in between 2010 and 2050. The market for …

With a growing population of elderly people, the number of subjects at risk of cognitive
disorders is rapidly increasing. Many research groups are studying pervasive solutions to …