Home Automation According to Inail: Technical Devices for the Autonomy of Work Accident Victims
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An overview of INAIL’s Centro Protesi work using assistive technologies and smart-home (domotics) solutions to increase autonomy for workplace injury survivors and people with motor disabilities. It describes technologies from alternative computer access (special mice and keyboards) to powered wheelchairs and connected home automation, and explains a methodology developed with GLIC centers that shifts from simply supplying devices to delivering integrated, personalized service and training.
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- 0:00Start
- 2:09Agenda
- 3:04Who we are
- 4:12Where we fit in
- 4:55How we operate Multidisciplinary team
- 6:11not just Prosthetics ...
- 6:40Assistive Technologies
- 10:20The Appropriateness Path for Assistive Devices
- 19:11Quality of life and sustainability
- 20:00First: ... accessible design of environments
- 20:40The fields of D4D
- 23:27Our 'appropriateness'
- 26:02Sensors
- 27:37The infrared world
- 28:15Methodology
- 30:11The Case Studies
- 30:45Home visits ... why ???
- 31:33Environmental factors
- 32:04When and how to intervene
- 35:02What's the difference between Smart Home and Home Automation???
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