#IWouldLikeToTakeTheTrainAgain: A Smart Home for Independent Living
summary
A presentation about using smart-home technologies and home automation to support independent living and accessibility. The first part explains the concept and history of Smart Home, how domotics and electronics can make housing accessible and a replicable Smart Home model; the second part gives inclusive design criteria for retrofitting existing residential buildings, covering access from parking to entrances, common services, movement inside the home, bathrooms, environmental control and personal safety, and managing household tasks.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Project introduction
- 1:05Association founding
- 7:11Protocol development
- 16:47Architects' input
- 22:48Accessibility tech
- 30:15Privacy and home automation
- 33:05Costs and free access
- 35:34Contributions and regulations
- 38:22Closing and break
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