Sustainable and Safe use of Open Source: Well-being Barometer for Seniors
summary
Company builds a deployed Well‑Being Barometer for seniors that runs on Kubernetes + StreamPipes + MQTT with Zipkin, Prometheus, Graylog, RabbitMQ, MongoDB and ArgoCD, ingesting IR floor sensor streams to an anonymizing pipeline. It trains lightweight behavior models (no cameras) and surfaces a single aggregated status (“smiley”) on Raspberry Pi kiosks used by caregivers; deployed in Caritas homes, it issues automated alerts, reduces unnecessary checks, and focuses on fast ROI by combining expert rules via a cause‑and‑effect editor. privacy‑preserving monitoring plug‑and‑play deployment
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction and team
- 8:14EDI’s software stack
- 18:17Managed vs self-hosted solutions
- 20:26Data-driven business approach
- 26:03Open source development process
- 28:51Battery monitoring use case
- 37:00Well-being barometer for seniors
- 44:22Closing and contact
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