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The Ambient Intelligence and the Assistive Technologies for Elderly, Visually and Hearing Impaired Users in Slovakia

The aging of the human population is becoming a recent problem in European society as well as the population of elderly people is growing also in Slovakia. It became a challenge to think about this, look for the solutions and develop new tools to assure better quality of life for everybody. The main activities, goals and the approach we have in the international project MonAMI (Mainstreaming on Ambient Technology) are focused on the mainstream accessibility in the field of the consumer goods and services, including the public services. This goal should be ensured through the applied research and development, using advanced technologies to support and provide an equal access, independent living and participation for all in the Information Society. The MonAMI project will demonstrate that accessible, useful services for elderly and persons with disabilities living at home can be delivered in mainstream systems and platforms. First step is to search for existing, developed and imported devices and services as tools for environment control respecting the principle of design for all accessible for all end users, to improve or develop the new ones applied in the living environment of users. The selected ambient intelligence tools will be tested in Feasibility and Usability centre that is already in the process of being built and equipped. The human machine interaction will be evaluated at our university in the lab conditions and also in cooperation with elderly and sensory impaired users at their homes and in several external institutions by involving the key mainstream actors throughout the whole process. A special stress will be applied on Accessibility technology for people with sensorical impairments.