The paper presents a classification of selected projects based on established taxonomies and map projects’ architectures to CREATE-IoT 3D RAM, which we also propose as standard RAM for future digital healthcare and AAL projects.

The article draws on data from a large, representative Swedish survey (n?=?1264, response rate 63%), and uses correlations and multiple regression analysis to identify and analyse online repertoires with reference to elderly users’ access to resources such as income, infrastructure, level of education and social networks. The analysis reveals a significant element of selectivity in the online repertoires of elderly users. It also shows strong connections between different Internet activities. In addition, it offers substantial evidence in support of the proposition that individuals who are resource rich have broader repertoires and higher frequency of usage than other users.

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In this paper there is presented anarchitecture which constitutes thebase for the development of anintegrated and validated evidence-based Internet of Things (IoT) platform to deliver non-intrusive monitoring and support for older adults to augment professional healthcare giving. By integrating proven open-data analytics technology with innovative user-driven IoT devices, the platform aims to assist caregivers and provide smart care for older adults at out-patients clinics and outdoors.

Smart homes may allow the elderly to stay in their comfortable home environments instead of expensive and limited healthcare facilities. Healthcare personnel can also keep track of the overall health condition of the elderly in real-time and provide feedback and support from distant facilities. In this paper, we have presented a comprehensive review on the state-of-the-art research and development in smart home based remote healthcare technologies

The Standard Technical Evaluation Process (STEP) developed in G024 outlines a rigorous process for technology evaluations of one or more COTS products. It applies to a variety of areas of technology and provides substantial benefits for evaluation teams and their government sponsors.

The articles presents information on an interview conducted with Tamara Dull, director of emerging technologies at SAS, on few areas in IoT that must be addressed for the companies to succeed.

This paper presents the ACTIVAGE Marketplace, a one-stop-shop for developers to provide and for end-users, carers and healthcare professionals to discover AHA IoT Apps.