Challenge 5 Obj 5 4 ICT for Ageing

Challenge 5 Obj. 5. 4: ICT for Ageing and Wellbeing European Commission, DG Information Society and Media ICT for Inclusion Unit (H 3) Peter. Wintlev-Jensen (at) ec. europa. eu Draft, subject to final approval

ICT for socio-economic challenges – ICT for Inclusion Mission: Improve the quality of life of people, including persons with disabilities and the elderly, supporting their full participation in society by means of ICT Action Plan • Policy and awareness raising, shared understanding and common approaches • Accelerate investment in and take-up of existing solutions – Innovative public procurement, Regional Funds • Prepare for the future through research and innovation – Supporting (Funding) Programmes 7 th. FP, CIP, AAL Draft, subject to final approval • • • 2

ICT for Ageing Well A Comprehensive EU Approach Common Policy: ICT & Ageing Well Action Plan Common Technology Roadmap: AALIANCE Technology Risk FP 7 • Longer-term R&D • Advanced, e. g. Robotics, Open platforms • 400 M€ AAL JP • Market-oriented R&D • Local adaptation • Business models • >600 M€ • Large scale validation • Existing technology • Service innovation • Business models • 60 M€ CIP ICT PSP Time to Market 5 -10 years 2 -3 years Draft, subject to final approval deployment • • • 3

FP 7/ICT 2011 -2012 Programme Structure ICT for socio-economic challenges Basic ICT technologies & infrastructures ~ budget shares 1. Network and Service ~26% Infrastructures 2. Cognitive Systems and Robotics ~6% 3. Component and ~17% Systems 4. Digital ~7% Content and Languages ~12% ~9% ~6% ~4% 5. ICT for Health, Ageing, Inclusion & Gov. 6. ICT for Lower. Carbon Economy 7. ICT for Manufac. & Enterprise 8. ICT for Learning & Cultural Resources ~11% Future & Emerging Technologies (FET) ~10% ~11% International cooperation, Cooperation in an enlarged Europe, Pre-commercial Procurement Draft, subject to final approval • • • 4

Existing EU Portfolio ICT & Ageing R&D Projects Mobility/ Falls UNIVERS AAL OASIS PERSONA I 2 HOME CONFI DENCE SMILING MONAMI SHARE-IT ENABLE HERMES KSERA FLOREN CE COG KNOW ELDER GAMES SRS MOBI SERV Cognitive Support Roadmaps AALIANCE COMPANI ABLE DIADEM Open Platforms and Tools SENIOR ADL Support EASYLINE + VITAL MIND MPOWER SOPRANO SENS ACTIONAAL VITAL EPAL Advanced Prototypes Int. Coop. CAPSIL Ethics Supporting Measures Draft, subject to final approval BRAID • • • 5 Service & Social Robotics

Objective ICT-2011. 5. 4: Call 7 ICT for Ageing and Wellbeing More efficient care, prolonged independent living and better quality of life of elderly and carers Service and social robotics systems for ageing well Key Area Smart and self-adaptive environments prolonging independent living Strengthened global position of European industry in Service robotics Ne w Proven ICT concepts for early detection of ageing-related risks Substantial potential for increased quality of life and reduction in care costs Global industrial and academic leadership in ICT and Ageing Well Coordination Frameworks RTD roadmaps and Stakeholder coordination Draft, subject to final approval Common strategic vision / RTD roadmap for ICT for ageing well in Europe and beyond Comprehensive specific vision on ICT for Ageing at Work Ne w Expected Impacts Target Outcomes Key Area

Target outcome a): Service Robotics for Ageing Well – Care solutions integrating R&D advances in robotics research and intelligent environments • Excluded: R&D on robotics components – Providing improved quality of life and efficiency of care for elderly people and their carers • • • Support for daily living and care activities With people present (context detection) Integrated with other smart artefacts, intelligent home space + services Usability, ethics Improving state of the art Draft, subject to final approval

Target Outcome a) Service Robotics for Ageing Well • Key Issues • • Concrete application targets, multi-disciplinary team Seamless integration within smart environments Autonomous operation Building on open platforms Affective and empathic user interaction Adaptability to user requirements and behavior Addressing user acceptance, safety and trust • Essential Elements • One IP +STREPs • User oriented research approach for operational verification of benefits in realistic environments • No basic robotics component development -> Challenge 2 Draft, subject to final approval

Target outcome b): Smart and Adaptive Environments prolonging Independent Living – Flexible care solutions able to provide early detection of individual care needs and support related to ageing • E. g. increased risks of falls, depression, sleep deprivation, cognitive decline …. – Building on long term monitoring of unobtrusive daily behavioural and physiological sensing and analysis • • • Unobtrusive sensing available in future homes Better prediction/prevention & support Advanced reasoning and trend analysis with medical correlation Integrated solutions with adaptive support Validation of results Draft, subject to final approval

Target Outcome b) Smart and Adaptive Environments prolonging Independent Living • Key Issues • • • Concrete application targets, multi-disciplinary team Validation methodology to demonstrate potential impact Building on open platforms Adequate user interaction, acceptance and trust Adaptability to user requirements and behavior Addressing ethics of user and carer involvement • Essential Elements • STREPs • User oriented research approach for operational verification of benefits in realistic environments Draft, subject to final approval

Target Outcome c) Coordination Frameworks ICT and Ageing Well • Objectives • Essential elements – – Further development of RTD Roadmaps in ICT for Ageing Well Continue and widen stakeholder coordination Boosting open standards development International cooperation with North America and Asia – One CSA only: Coordination Action OR Support Action – Credible industrial and other relevant stakeholder involvement essential ICT and Active Ageing at Work • Objectives • Essential elements – Further development of RTD Roadmaps in ICT for Ageing at Work – ICT R&D analysis – Stakeholder cooperation – One CSA only: Coordination Action OR Support Action – Credible industrial and other relevant stakeholder involvement essential Draft, subject to final approval

Objective ICT-2011. 5. 4: ICT for Ageing and Wellbeing Key Area Services for elderly people through Pre-Commercial Procurement (PCP) Ne w Effective cooperation and linkage between longer-term research and innovative real-life implementation of robotics based solutions for ageing well New public-private partnerships for sustainable improvements in care provision Strengthened global position of European industry in Service robotics Draft, subject to final approval Expected Impacts Target Outcomes Call 7

Target Outcome d) Services for elderly people through Precommercial Public Procurement (PCP) ICT and Ageing Well • Objectives • Key issues • Essential elements – Extended independent living and increased efficiency of care of elderly people building on robotics solutions – Public-private partnership trough pre-commercial procurement based on public sector needs – Example services include support to daily tasks, mediated social interaction, mobility – – Use of open platforms and contributions to standards Measurement of impacts and documentation of results Adequate involvement of public sector, users and other key stakeholders Appropriate consideration of safety and ethical issues – One CP-CSA only: – Realistic objectives versus expected impact (e. g. compared to target outcome a) – Credible demand side and relevant stakeholder involvement essential Draft, subject to final approval

Funding Schemes and Budgets Target • Service Robotics for Ageing Well • Open Systems, Ref. Architectures, Standards and Home Platforms • RTD roadmaps • i) Ageing Well • Ii) Ageing at Work Draft, subject to final approval Indicative Budget Funding Scheme CP: one IP + 32, 5 M€ STREPs CP: only 1 M€ 0. 5 M€ CSA: one CA or SA only for i) and ii)

Further Information • Web Resources – http: //cordis. europa. eu/fp 7/ict/programme/challenge 7_en. html – http: //ec. europa. eu/einclusion – http: //www. aal-europe. eu • Key Contacts – ICT & Ageing • peter. wintlev-jensen [at] ec. europa. eu • General Contacts e-Inclusion Unit European Commission - Information Society and Media DG Office: BU 31 04/50 B-1049 Brussels Email: einclusion@ec. europa. eu Tel: +32 2 295 02 65 Fax: +32 2 295 13 00 Draft, subject to final approval