Monday, 02 September 2024 – Day 1

Monday, 02 September 2024 – Day 1

Time schedule
Registration opening hours 08.00 - 19.00
Exhibition opening hours: 09.00 - 18.30
Innovation Forum opening hours: from 14.00
Session Overview

08:00-19:00ISG Registration
10:00-10:30ISG Opening Ceremony
10:30-11:30Keynote
11:30-13:000201L
13:00-14:00Lunch
14:00-14:30Keynote
14:30-16:000202L
16:00-16:30Coffee Break
16:30-18:300203L
18:30-20:00Welcome Reception

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Legend:
First character: Conference day (1-3)
Second character: Sequence of the session block (1-4)
Third character: Parallel session (A-L)

For example:
First conference day (1), second session block (2), third parallel session (C) = 12C

Labelling of the respective track

  1. Application Fields
  2. Dementia and Technology
  3. Sustainability and Crises / Crises and Preparedness
  4. Healing Architecture and Inclusive Environments
  5. Health and Self Esteem
  6. Ethics and DEI
  7. Housing and Daily Living
  8. Mobility and Transport
  9. Governance, Social Policy and Communication
  10. Work, Leisure and Social Participation
  11. Others
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10.00 - 10.30

ISG Opening Ceremony, Johannes-Uthoff-Hall

10.30 - 11.30

Keynote 1, Johannes-Uthoff-Hall

Dr. Y. Yon: Empowering Healthy Ageing: Integrating Digital Solutions in Age-Friendly Environments

Dr. Yongjie Yon is the Technical Officer for Ageing and Health at the WHO Regional Office for Europe in Copenhagen, Denmark. Leading the healthy ageing programme for the WHO European Region, he supports 53 Member States in implementing the UN Decade of Healthy Ageing. Dr. Yon was a Doctoral Fellow with the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada and holds a PhD in Gerontology from the University of Southern California. He has published extensively on public health and ageing and prior to his current role, he served as a Policy Analyst for ageing policies with the Federal Government of Canada.

11.30 - 13.00

Parallel Tracks

  • Symposium 11A: Application Fields
  • Symposium 11B: Sustainability and Crisis
  • Symposium 11C: Dementia and Technology
  • Oral 11D: Governance and Social Policy
  • Oral 11E: Healing Architecture and Inclusive Environments
  • Oral 11F: Robots, AI and MR
  • Symposium 11G: Health and Self Esteem
Explain Track codes
Legend:
First character: Conference day (1-3)
Second character: Sequence of the session block (1-4)
Third character: Parallel session (A-L)

For example:
First conference day (1), second session block (2), third parallel session (C) = 12C

Labelling of the respective track

  1. Application Fields
  2. Dementia and Technology
  3. Sustainability and Crises / Crises and Preparedness
  4. Healing Architecture and Inclusive Environments
  5. Health and Self Esteem
  6. Ethics and DEI
  7. Housing and Daily Living
  8. Mobility and Transport
  9. Governance, Social Policy and Communication
  10. Work, Leisure and Social Participation
  11. Others
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Please select a track for further information:

Symposium 11A: Application Fields, Room 309

J.B. van Waterschoot:
Innovative technologies for Health Equity in marginalized Groups and underserved communities (894,1)

J.B. van Waterschoot, P.J. Gramberg:
Virtual Living Coach assistant for older adults living longer independently (894,2)

M. Bults, N. Zuidhof, G.H. van den Berg, D van der Linden, J. Stokkers-Scholten, L. Liu, M.E.M den Ouden:
Sustainable implementation of technology in healthcare using the Non-Adoption, Abandonment, Scale-up, Spread and Sustainability instrument (894,3)

P.P. Morita, D. Istrate, V. Zalc, P. Rumeau, N. Vigouroux and E. Campo:
Sustainable AAL Technology for Supporting Seniors in Independent Living Shared Homes (894,4)

Ad. Ríos Rincón, A. M. Cruz, C. Daum, L. Liu:
Conducting Agetech Research with marginalized and underserved communities: Challenging assumptions (894,5)

Symposium 11B: Sustainability and Crisis, Room 310

C. Schmitt:
Bridging Disaster Risk Reduction, Community Work, and Gerontechnology. Potentials, Ambivalences, Challenges (1137,1)
P. Hollenbach:
Post-Disaster Reconstruction – the role of the elderly within a “building back better” approach (1137,2)
K. Paldán:
How can gaps in human-technology interaction be closed to allow older people to participate in digital solutions? (1137,3)
C. Schmitt:
Intersectional approaches to disaster relief, the role of community and (digital) support structures. The example of the flood disaster in the Ahr Valley in Germany (1137,4)

Symposium 11C: Dementia care Technologies, Room 311

Chair: G. Cook

A. Moreno, CIMA-Q:
A ten-year systematic review of gerontechnologies tested among community-dwelling older adults living with dementia and their family caregivers (875)

L. Liu, C. Daum, Y. Tola, A. Miguel Cruz:
Evaluating a mobile application to support persons living with dementia at risk of going missing and their care partners (889)

G. Cook, A..M. Salai, L. E. Holmquist:
Re-purposing voice assistant technology for use by people living with dementia and their carers (980)

K. Yasuda, M. Nakamura, S. Chen:
Developing Low-Tech Assistive Technology to support Daily Activites for Older People (1150)

Oral 11D: Governance and Social Policy, Room 202

Chair: U. Kämmerer-Rütten

S. Hiltunen, S. Lakoma, P. Torkki, E. Laukka, M. Jansson, H. Härkönen, A. Verho, P. Pennanen, R.-L. Leskelä:
The experiences of Finnish people over 75 years old with digital health and social services (868)

A. da Silva Pinto, J. Doll:
Connection to the world – older afro-brazilian quilombolas and their information and communication technologies (913)

M. Lariviere:
Siloed and fragmented: Understanding communities of design and implementation involved in English technology-enabled care services (1002)

S. Brink:
E-Government impact on the grey digital divide (1053)

Oral 11E: Healing Architecture and Inclusive Environments, Room 125

Chair: C. Günther

N. Fleckenstein:
Autism-specific housing for adults (903)

C. Günther, A. Röder:
Emotional Living Spaces - The significance of Emotional Spaces for dwelling and well-being (926)

C. Günther, C. Grieshaber, D. Helmer, A. Röder:
Healthcare-Platform - Inclusive Working and Living (1048)

A. Plath, K. Böhm, P. Neis, A. Rolwes, M. Schaffert, S. Corsten:
Biography Work in Long-Term Care: How to Stimulate Digital Geographic Storytelling? (1141)

Oral 11F: Robots, AI and MR, Room 205

Chair: K. Waldhör

S. Broeder, B. Filtjens, L. Stulens, D. Vargemidis, V.D. Stefanova, B. Vanwanseele, M. Deschodt, J. Lebleu, K. Gilis, B. Vanrumste:
Perspectives of Older Adults and Their Caregivers on the Development of a Robotic Exercise Coach (1110)

K. Waldhör, J. Bauer, B. Ristok, R. Lutze:
Contextbot: Integration of Smart Home, Robotics and Smartwatches (1130)

K.-T. Huang, J. Francis-Levin, C. Ball:
Assessing VR technology adoption and use among mid-life and older adults (1158)

Symposium 11G:  Health and Self Esteem , Room 113

H. S. M. Kort:
Criteria and Assessment of Assistive Technologies for Ageing-in-Place (1131,1)

H. S. M. Kort, T. Marquine Raymundo:
Older adult and Care Professionals’ view on Ageing-in-place with Assistive Technologies (1131,2)

D. Laan, M. van Tilborg, H. Nap, H. S. M. Kort:
Assessment Criteria for Assistive Technology in Aging-in-Place (1131,3)

M. I. Zegwaard, H. H. Nap:
Developing value assessment metrics for Assistive Technologies for older people (1131,4)

M. Dülp, J. E. M. H. van Bronswijk:
Vital Oldies with Adapted Old Martial Arts (1131,5)

13.00 - 14.00

Lunch

14.00 - 14.30

Keynote 2, Johannes-Uthoff-Hall

B. Pahlich: The sustainable use of drones:  from the provision of urgently needed medical supplies in Africa to the day-to-day care of the elderly in Germany

For almost 15 years, Benjamin Pahlich has been working in international development cooperation. After graduating with a master’s degree in political sciences from Johann-Wolfgang-Gothe University Frankfurt, he worked for various organisations and companies, namely Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ), SOS Children´s Villages and Africa GreenTec. Benjamin coordinated projects in more than 10 African countries, among them Ethiopia, Gambia, Liberia, Rwanda, Togo and Senegal. In 2024, he joined Wingcopter as a Senior Business Development Manager to leverage the use of drone delivery services in African markets. At Wingcopter, he can combine his passion for Africa with his interest in innovative technologies which he believes are key for sustainable development.

14.30 - 16.00

Parallel Tracks

  • Oral 12A: Application Fields
  • Oral 12B: Sustainability and Crisis
  • Oral 12C: Others
  • Oral 12D: Ethics and DEI
  • Oral 12E: Technology
  • Oral 12F: Work, Health and Self Esteem
  • Innovation Forum
Explain Track codes
Legend:
First character: Conference day (1-3)
Second character: Sequence of the session block (1-4)
Third character: Parallel session (A-L)

For example:
First conference day (1), second session block (2), third parallel session (C) = 12C

Labelling of the respective track

  1. Application Fields
  2. Dementia and Technology
  3. Sustainability and Crises / Crises and Preparedness
  4. Healing Architecture and Inclusive Environments
  5. Health and Self Esteem
  6. Ethics and DEI
  7. Housing and Daily Living
  8. Mobility and Transport
  9. Governance, Social Policy and Communication
  10. Work, Leisure and Social Participation
  11. Others
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Oral 12A: Application Fields, Room 309

Chair: D. Völz

B.Kebir, K. Barczik:
Unveiling the Digital Horizon: Perspectives and Progress in Digital Adoption among German Geriatric Care Facilities (859)

N. El Hajj, D. Kairy, C. Auger:
Understanding digital technology usability in home-based neurorehabilitation: a realist review (936)

Y. Nameki, N. Kurashima, K. Chin:
Digital Platform for improving Older Adults' Quality of Life in Today's Super-Aging Society (985)

J. W. Alberts, M. Vastenburg, H. H. Nap, W. A. IJsselsteijn:
Towards a digital intervention to support older adults with malnutrition: Findings from a design exploration with home care professionals (1000)

J. Alberts, X. van Megen, M. van Riel, H. H. Nap:
Enhancing Elderly Care through Technology Adoption: A Case Study of the ‘Anders Werken in de Zorg’ Project (1003)

Oral 12B: Sustainability and Crisis, Room 310

Chair: C. Schmitt

Y. Afacan, B. Barshan:
Attitudes of Older Turkish Adults toward Incorporating Radar Technologies into Geriatric Bathroom Design (855)

E. R. Dulce Villarreal, J. Garcia-Alonso, J. A. Hurtado Alegría:
An MDE approach for the generation of Smart Contracts for elderly care (872)

C. H. Jim, L. M. K. Sit, S. H. U. Fan, L. Y. Tse, L. M. Tang, A. Lau, C. H. Chow, H. H. Shin, C. K. A. Tong, S. Y. Wong, P. M. Li, W. K. Chow, T. N. Kwong, C. M. Ho, K. M. Au:
Addressing Accessibility Crisis: A Gerontechnology Education Project among Patients in a Hong Kong Hospital Setting (877)

J. Lange, J. Ludwig, D. Dhungana, M. Reiner, M. Golla:
Climate Change in the Context of Informal Care – The Development of an App for Caregivers (928)

I. Zorn, J. Krieser, B. Levering, A. Herold-Majumdar:
Empowering Family Carers: Discovering and Sharing Creative Ideas to Navigate Daily Life (1092)

Oral 12C: Others, Room 311

Chair: U. Kämmerer-Rütten

M.G. Coriolano, C. Lins, V. Silva, A.K. Borba, T. Nascimento, R. L. Batista:
Satisfaction of elderly people from brazilian northeast about digital inclusion program (865)

M.G. Coriolano, C. Lins, V. Silva, A.K. Borba, T. Nascimento, R. L. Batista:
Age and income influence the digital proficiency by elderly people from the brazilian northeast (879)

L. Goebl, M. R. Jokisch, D. Leopold, M. Doh:
Understanding the feeling of being overwhelmed by the internet: The role of digital literacy among older adults (901)

V. Silva, A. Furtado, C. Lins, A.K. Borba, T. Nascimento, M.G. Coriolano:
Proficient use of mobile devices for communication among Northeastern Brazilian older adults and associated factors (911)

Oral 12D: Ethics and DEI, Room 202

Chair: G. Gutman

A. Kim, H. Lee, H. Kim:
Digital Technology Attitude and Life Satisfaction: Mediating through Digital Information Utilization and Social Capital among Middle- aged and Older Adults (902)

T. Hanjahanja-Phiri, G. Bin Noon, F. Manning, J. Teague, P. Pelegrini Morita:
Prioritizing Older Adults: Ethics and Equitability Reflections in Implementing and Deploying Active Assisted Living Systems (948)

M. Pinheiro:
Digital Defender 60+: Perspectives on Digital Literacy for the Elderly (951)

R. White, E. Stone, A. Sixsmith, M.-L. Fang, J. Sixsmith, H. Loret, G. Gutman:
Ethical Considerations in AgeTech: Towards Inclusive and Equitable Solutions (1018)

B. Kraft, T. Kuscher, L. Rothmann, S. Zawatzki, S. Hofstetter, J. Schildmann, P. Jahn:
Exploring Digital Care: Developing Ethical Competencies (1057)

Oral 12E: Technology, Room 125

Chair: S. Merkel

K. Chaitika, Z. Wu, H. Chieh, C. Lin, Ka. An, F. Su:
Enhancing Eye-Hand Coordination in Older Adults: A Nature-Inspired Drone Training Approach (871)

S. Merkel, S. Schorr:
Older adults as users of conversational agents in health and social care: designers' and developers' motivations and images of ageing (918)

K. Kuagai, N. P. Miyake, T. Horigome, Y. Yamamoto, Y. Eguchi, M. Otake-Matsuura:
Robot Voice Calls Asking Older Adults Daily Life Difficulties for the Prevention of Early Dementia (958)

R. White, E. Stone, A. Sixsmith, M.-L. Fang, J. Sixsmith, L. T. Ferraz, D. M. Frohlich, E. A. Barley, P. C. Castro:
Augmented Health Education for older adults (959)

D. F. Alves, A. C. M. Gratão, P. C. Castro:
Usability of Remote Digital Interventions: An Analysis from the Perspective of Caregivers of Elderly Individuals with Dementia (931)

Oral 12F: Work, Health and Self Esteem, Room 205

Chair: Y.-R. Park

M. Mitsuoka, R.Watanabe, R.Mitsuoka, H.Murayama, S.Tokuga, R.Otsu, C.Yamaguchi, S.Ishihara:
Morning SNS roll-call message and elders’ replies: Word-based analysis on seasonal change (1014)

J. Francis-Levin, N.J. Webster, S.G. Brauer, T.J. Armstrong, T.C. Antonucci:
Experiences and Contexts of Remote Work among Older, Mid-Life and Young Adults: The Case for Age-Specific Remote Work Interventions (1135)

Y.-R. Park:
Digital literacy and health of older people in a Korean rural village (1157)

Innovation Forum, Room 303

Chair: M. Schmidt

Insights and Presentations from Pioneering Organizations

Cyberdyne

GuideCare

Kaleido

USC Leonard Davis

KAPASS

16.00 - 16.30

Coffee Break E08/09, Building 10

16.30- 17.00

Keynote 3, Johannes-Uthoff-Hall

Dr. H. Mollenkopf: Gerontechnology through the ages - past problems and new challenges

Dr. Heidrun Mollenkopf is President of AGE Platform Europe and Board Member of BAGSO, the German National Association of Senior Citizens' Organisations.
Heidrun Mollenkopf is a sociologist and gerontologist. Before she retired, she was Senior Researcher at the German Centre for Research on Ageing (DZFA) at the University of Heidelberg. Her main research focus was the interplay among personal, societal, technical, and environmental conditions regarding quality of life in old age. She has pursued this interest in several large-scale research projects on technology and ageing, first at the University of Mannheim, then at the Social Science Research Center Berlin (WZB) and the Free University of Berlin, and finally at the former DZFA.

17.00 - 18.30

Parallel Tracks

  • Oral 13A: Application Fields
  • Oral 13B: Crises and Preparedness
  • Oral 13C: Others
  • Oral 13D: Dementia and Technology
  • Oral 13E: Ethics and DEI
  • Innovation Forum
  • Invited only: Old Board Meeting
  • Invited only: Editorial meeting
Explain Track codes
Legend:
First character: Conference day (1-3)
Second character: Sequence of the session block (1-4)
Third character: Parallel session (A-L)

For example:
First conference day (1), second session block (2), third parallel session (C) = 12C

Labelling of the respective track

  1. Application Fields
  2. Dementia and Technology
  3. Sustainability and Crises / Crises and Preparedness
  4. Healing Architecture and Inclusive Environments
  5. Health and Self Esteem
  6. Ethics and DEI
  7. Housing and Daily Living
  8. Mobility and Transport
  9. Governance, Social Policy and Communication
  10. Work, Leisure and Social Participation
  11. Others
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Oral 13A: Application Fields, Room 309

Chair: A. Baumeister

O. Kozlova, A. Baumeister, S. Reutzel, E. Gardo, P. Tolle:
User Acceptance As Key Factor For Development And Risk Management Of An AI-based Robot Arm Control (896)

D. Gibietz, D. Helmer, E. Godehardt, H. Hinkelmann, T. Hollstein:
Self-learning AI method for anomaly detection in ambient assisted living environments (921)

T. Roos, C. Felix Purps, N. I. Schmidtmann, K. Michael, M. Woelfel, C. Kunze:
AI in ambulatory care: stakeholder needs, challenges and anticipations towards a hybrid, multimodal interaction AI-system (932)

M. Le Bot, M. Rimeur, A. Regalado-Ceballos, A. Schmaus-Klughammer:
AI-Powered Mobile App with AR Glasses for Remote Chronic Wound Management and Expert Consultation (950)

M.Jesús-Azabal, J.Galán-Jiménez, J. García-Alonso:
AI for Quality Enhancement of Video Streaming for Ageing Adults’ Entertainment in Rural Disconnect (974)

Oral 13B: Crises and Preparedness, Room 310

Chair: C. Günther

E. T. Remillard, K. T. Mumma, W. A. Rogers:
Challenges with Safety, Security, and Emergency Preparedness for those Aging with Long-Term Disabilities (927)

I. T. Frimpong, D. Y. A. Duah, A. B. Marful, T. E. Kwofie:
Digital Acceleration: Exploration of Gerontechnological Research Needs Towards the Promotion of Successful Ageing (1074)

S. M. Issa Abdou:
Could Healing Architecture Help in Acquiring a Healthy Inclusive Environment? (1089)

E. Førsund, J. C. Torrado, S. E. Fæø, H. Reithe, M. Patrascu, B. S. Husebo:
Active ageing in a community-based living environment (1109)

Oral 13C: Others, Room 311

Chair: D. Völz

F. Orsi Medola, V. Ramunno:
Exploring opportunities for the development of innovative projects in Gerontechnology: a design education experience (943)

S. van de Hoef, C. Kloek, K. Recourt, Ci. Veenhof:
Developing a quality assessment framework for health technology in human movement care: A E-Delphi study (1001)

M.A.F Mello, F. M. Cohrs, A. L. M. Dal Boni, V.B.Oliveira, A.P. Silva, F. M. Almeida:
Economic analysis of the use of a technological platform in the promotion of the health of adults and elderly people in Brazil (1011)

Oral 13D: Dementia and Technology, Room 202

Chair: S. Merkel

A. Sponselee, M. de Rijke, E. Sitzen, I. La Maire, R. Tournoij, E. Ulrich, R. Smith, F. Smith-van Schijndel:
Caregivers’ and families role in the implementation of a multi-sensory room in a nursing home (984)

D. Piromalli, G. Mas Vall-llosera, M. Ivirico, L. Ortiz,  K. Fauria, M. Suárez-Calvet:
Caregivers and technology: need assessment to improve digital contents on Alzheimer’s disease (1070)

B. Baidjnath Misier, J. Kleine-Deters, , H.J.Wörtche, S.I.M. Janus, S.U. Zuidema:
Monitoring challenging behaviors in dementia with Sensortechnology (1076)

L.D. Boyle, B.S. Husebo, B. Marty, K. Haugarvoll, O.M. Steihaug, M. Patrascu:
Digital phenotyping for changes in activity at the end of life in people with dementia (1085)

Oral 13E: Ethics and DEI, Room 125

M. Zeiss

T. Harra, A. Kaipainen:
Developing Sustainable and Ethically Valid Gerontechnology: A Comprehensive Approach to Aging, Diversity, and Participation (1108)

Y. Sun, W. Haley, T. Allen, H. Yadav, D. Dobbs, W. D. Kearns:
Technologies to address Alzheimer’s Disease and Related Dementia Care (1114)

C. Paul, V. Haaning, D. Bracher, A. G. Oliveira, A. Pinto, L. Spiru:
Profiling Older Adults for Understanding Their Technology Adoption (1115)

J. Kah:
Bridging Experiential Learning and Empathy in Co-Design of Gerontechnology (1116)

C. Paul, V. Haaning, A. Pinto, L. Spiru:
Technology Adoption by Professional Caregivers (1124)


Innovation Forum, Room 303

Chair: M. Schmidt

Insights and Presentations from Pioneering Organizations

Cyberdyne

PureSec

Vitos Herborn

lizz.health

F&P Robotics

18.30 - 20.00

Welcome Reception (Campus, Building 10)