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SHAPES FORESIGHT EXERCISES Awareness Week Tuesday Fraunhofer INT Tuesday 28.04.2020 27.04. 01.05.2020 Future Influencing Factors and Technologies On the second day during our Awareness Week we want to provide you with information


  1. SHAPES – FORESIGHT EXERCISES Awareness Week – Tuesday Fraunhofer INT Tuesday 28.04.2020 27.04. – 01.05.2020

  2. Future Influencing Factors and Technologies On the second day during our Awareness Week we want to provide you with information about: How can future influencing factors and technologies for SHAPES be identified? How can the information about influencing factors and technologies be gathered? How will the information be used in the course of the SHAPES project? Page 2

  3. Future Influencing Factors and Technologies How can ! Sources of information may include: • foresight and current research studies (mostly, but not only related to information be smart and healthy aging), identified and • exchanges with scientists and researchers in the fields, gathered? • discussions with all affected persons (elderly, caregivers, …). ! In order to make sure, that all gathered information are consumable and useful for the project, we developed two templates and examples (shown in the following slides). ! These templates are called Technology Cards and Influencing Factor Cards and they should provide starting points for interested actors for more in depth analysis into specific topics. Page 3

  4. [Template] Title/Topic of the Technology or Innovation Description: What needs does the technology or Who are relevant actors in the EU? innovation satisfy? Short description of the technology or If there aren‘t any important actors in the EU, innovation. where and who are they? Could there possibly be collaborations? What is it and what is it for? Who uses the Technology or Innovation? SWOT-Analysis Picture 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 TRL Themes Picture: Source If it is a technology, what is the Which Pilot Themes are concerned by this topic? (Pilot Themes will be discussed during the next three days) Technology Readiness Level.

  5. Example Card [Technology Card] Exoskeletons Description: What needs does the technology or Who are relevant actors in the EU? innovation satisfy? Exoskeletons are lightweight robotic • Aalborg University (Denmark) scaffolds that can be worn over the user’s • To improve strength and speed of a • Sant'Anna School of Advanced arms, legs, and torso to augment elderly's person Studies in Pisa, Italy movements. Such devices can be passive Extending times for manual labor • • Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in or electrically powered. • Prevention of falls Lausanne, Switzerland • Rehabilitation Who uses the Technology or Innovation? SWOT-Analysis Aging people and workers • S easy to apply Care givers to the elderly • W depending on the model they can be bulky and slow O extending the labor years; supporting freedom of movements and extending autonomy T Costs 6-9 2 6 TRL Themes Picture: https://www.shutterstock.com/de/image-vector/pair-happy-healthy-old-people-exosuits-1669645852

  6. [Template] Influencing Factor (Identified from Foresight Studies) Description: Facts and Figures: Future influences: Description of the influencing factor (e. g. E. g.: How many people are affected by the topic? Describe up to three possible future directions Shortage of drugs due to productions What are the necessary expenses concerning the which could be deduced from Description, Facts downtimes outside Europe) topic/influence on people? and Figures as well as Examples/Research. Examples/Research: Does the influence already have an impact? On whom/what? Picture Sources: Picture: Source

  7. Example Card [Influencing Factor] Drug Shortage Description: Facts and Figures: Future influences Medicines are an important part of medical According to a survey among 13 pharmacies, A) Due to continuing bottlenecks in the supply care. However, drug shortages are getting more which in turn supply 59 clinics, a total of 239 of medicines, political measures have been common. This can happen because medicines were temporarily unavailable in 2013. introduced to ensure that critical medicines pharmaceutical companies are usually The pharmacists were forced to change 331 and their raw materials for the European dependent on a single manufacturer. And the medicines. In 139 cases, they had to switch to market are produced on European soil. partial relocation of the production of raw another active substance or other form of B) The bottlenecks in supply of certain materials abroad - mostly to Asia – because of application, for example from tablet to infusion, medicines could not be resolved. Deaths are cost savings, aggravates the problem. E. e. if a or were confronted with changed storage on the increase and hidden from public batch is not released, for example due to a conditions. In the other cases, they found a drug distribution battles within the EU are taking power failure or contamination, no drugs can be from another manufacturer, but the product place. supplied. Also quality inspections can stop name was different. This affected 143 active production. substances from 55 different ATC groups, including life-saving antibiotics. Examples/Research: During the last years, drug shortages by pharmaceutical companies became a major difficulty e.g. in Germany [1]. This problem results in an increasing amount of unplanned drug switching due to drug shortages (DSS). A multi- [1] A. Kellermann,et al.; Evaluation von lieferengpassinduzier-ten Arzneimittelumstellungen in 59 deutschen Krankenhäusern – eine centre analysis assessed e.g. the drug shortage Multicenterstudie Gesundheitsökonomie & Qualitätsmanagement 2017; DOI: 10.1055/s-0042-120477 situation in German hospitals. Picture: Pixabay

  8. Future Influencing Factors and Technologies How will the ! Information cards can and should be used at various points during the project: information be • Input for other work packages, e. g. technical work packages. used in the course • Cards could be used as inspiration for work in pilot themes and of project? highlight solutions for SHAPES personas. • Cards can also be used as information source for people which are not directly involved in SHAPES but are interested in future technologies concerning smart and healthy ageing. • Etc…. Page 8

  9. SHAPES S mart and H ealthy A geing through P eople E ngaging in supportive S ystems is funded by the Horizon 2020 Framework Programmeof the European Union for Research and Innovation. Grant Agreement number: 857159 — SHAPES — H2020-SC1-FA-DTS-2018-2020 1 st Awareness Campaign Shapes Technologies PhD. Eduardo Carrasco email: ecarrasco@Vicomtech.org SHAPES - S mart and H ealthy A geing through P eople E ngaging in supportive S ystems is funded by the Horizon 2020 Framework Programmeof the European Union for Research and Innovation.Grant Agreement number: 857159 — SHAPES — H2020-SC1-FA-DTS-2018-2020

  10. SHAPES Technological Components Conversational Assistants & Chatbots Predictive modelling Multimodal Biometrics, (decompensation, stroke, behaviour Face & Emotion Recognition change recommendation…) Online Communication Health Platforms & Accessibility Tools Activity Recognition & IoT Platforms Wellbeing Assessment Risk Scoring & Robots Data Analytics Cognitive Training Clinical Decision Tools Support Systems SHAPES - S mart and H ealthy A geing through P eople E ngaging in supportive S ystems is funded by the Horizon 2020 Framework Programmeof the European Union for Research and Innovation.Grant Agreement number: 857159 — SHAPES — H2020-SC1-FA-DTS-2018-2020

  11. SHAPES Technological Components Conversational Assistants & Chatbots Predictive modelling Multimodal Biometrics, (decompensation, stroke, behaviour Face & Emotion Recognition change recommendation…) Online Communication Health Platforms & Accessibility Tools IoT & Big Data Activity Recognition & Platforms Wellbeing Assessment Risk Scoring & Robots Data Analytics Cognitive Training Clinical Decision Tools Support Systems SHAPES - S mart and H ealthy A geing through P eople E ngaging in supportive S ystems is funded by the Horizon 2020 Framework Programmeof the European Union for Research and Innovation.Grant Agreement number: 857159 — SHAPES — H2020-SC1-FA-DTS-2018-2020

  12. Example of Global Scenario Proposal for PT3 COMMUNICATION PRESCRIPTION Service Deployed 6 7 at Users’ Home via On-line Communication Personalized Update of Smartphone, Smart with Older Users Medical Treatment Speaker, Robot, … DECIDE 5 Adherence/Safety/Effectivity Dash Boards INTERACT & Clinical Decision Support Systems 1 Interaction Chatbot Virtual Nurse ASSESSMENT 4 Adherence/Risk Scoring, Health/Wellbeing Old Person with Assessment and Prediction Services co-morbidities AUTHENTICATE 2 User Authentication via DATA GATHERING 3 Face Recognition Adherence, Health and Wellbeing Data Gathering (or via Multimodal Biometrics via eHealth & IoT Platforms to be defined) SHAPES - S mart and H ealthy A geing through P eople E ngaging in supportive S ystems is funded by the Horizon 2020 Framework Programmeof the European Union for Research and Innovation.Grant Agreement number: 857159 — SHAPES — H2020-SC1-FA-DTS-2018-2020

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