In recent years, smart home technologies have offered opportunities for elderly people to
manage their daily health-related activities. Despite the advancement in smart home …

Welfare technologies are becoming a necessity for health and long‐term care, but little is
known about their acceptance by nurses working with older adults in institutional, home, or …

Background There is a growing interest to support extended independent living of people
with dementia (PwD) via unobtrusive monitoring (UM) technologies which allow caregivers …

Introduction Despite the potential of smart home technology to promote sustainable
lifestyles, the adoption rate among older adults remains relatively low. This study aims to …

Background: It is a contemporary and global challenge that the increasing number of older
people requiring care will surpass the available caregivers. Solutions are needed to help …

Accidental falls and physical inactivity are important age-related issues for which smart
technologies have demonstrated potential utility. This research aimed to explore the benefits …

The COVID-19 pandemic has created and exacerbated emotional, financial, and technical
challenges for informal caregivers of older people. The aim of this study was to explore the …

The population of older adults experiencing cognitive decline is growing faster than the
number of workers who can care for them. Artificially intelligent (AI) agents could assist these …

Background There is a need for better adoption of technology to meet the needs of home
care professionals, older people, and informal caregivers. Methods Mixed methods were …

Background There is a growing interest to support home-based dementia care via
contactless monitoring (CM) technologies which do not require any body contact, and allow …