Final mock-up version of REACH system

In REACH, WP6 focusses on systems engineering and testing aspects such as system integration, verification, validation, and optimization. The presented Deliverable (associated with Task T6.2) provides a presentation/demonstration of the executed trials including different partner groups in different use case settings. It is worth mentioning that since this deliverable report has a nature of “Demonstrator”, this document tries to show the implemented trials. Therefore, it was tried to integrate as many pictures as possible to prove the trials. This deliverable report targets mainly the Touchpoints TP1, TP2 and TP3. This is decided due to the person months of the partners involved in this task. In these trials the partners addressed a pre-integration of sub modules involved in the future REACH presentation. Additionally, this deliverable discusses the trials from the first step which is the planning and execution, then to the execution/implementation and then to analysis and studying the results. Furthermore, using these trials the deficiencies and shortcomings were identified in these lab experimentations. Early detection of shortcomings and deficiencies will lead to simplified implementation and adjustment before reaching the final testing and integration stages. At the current time, the partners are already planning and preparing for the future tests/trials at the use case settings sites.     «

In REACH, WP6 focusses on systems engineering and testing aspects such as system integration, verification, validation, and optimization. The presented Deliverable (associated with Task T6.2) provides a presentation/demonstration of the executed trials including different partner groups in different use case settings. It is worth mentioning that since this deliverable report has a nature of “Demonstrator”, this document tries to show the implemented trials. Therefore, it was tried to integrate a...     »

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smart furniture, assitive technology, Human Activity Recognition, prototyping, physical activity, active ageing, active and healthy ageing, AHA, healthy ageing, physical activation, assistive technology, ageing society, older persons, ageing societies, demographic change, age inclusive communities, age-friendly communities, age-friendly, personalised healthcare, early detection, early intervention, prevention, empowerment of older persons, patient empowerment, patient involvement, playful interv...     »

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Personal use of this material is allowed. Permission from the REACH consortium and the authors must be formally obtained for all other uses such as for use in any type of media, for reprinting/republishing of this material for advertising/promotional/commercial purposes, for the creation of new collective or scientific works from this work, for the resale/redistribution/upload/sharing to servers/repositories, and for the reuse of any copyrighted element or part of this work in any other type of...     »