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Smart and Healthy Ageing through People Engaging in Supportive Systems SHAPES Grant agreement ID: 857159 SHAPES-OC1-Enablers Digital Solutions © Copyright 2020, the Members of the SHAPES Consortium For more information on this document or the SHAPES project, please contact: Niamh Redmond, SHAPES Project Manager, Maynooth University: [email protected] Artur Krukowski, Open Call leader, Intracom S. A. Telecom Solutions: [email protected] This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 857159 ID: 857159 – H2020-SHAPESSHAPES-OC1-Enablers – Digital Solutions Table of Acronyms and Abbreviations Acronym Full Term AELTD Access Earth Limited API Application Programming Interface AUTH Aristotle University of Thessaloniki CH Clinica Humana DS Digital Solutions EDGE EDGENEERING Lda FINT Future Intelligence Limited FNOL University Hospital Olomouc GNO GNOMON Informatics SA HMU Hellenic Mediterranean University KOM KOMPAI Robotics MedSyn MedicalSyn GmbH OMN Omnitor AB PAL PAL Robotics SL SciFY Science for You SDK Software Development Kit TREE Tree Technology SA UAVR Universidade de Aveiro UC Use Case UCLM Universidad de Castilla - La Mancha ULS University of Ulster UNRF University of Nicosia Research Foundation VICOM VICOMTECH Keywords Digital Solutions, intelligent living, remote monitoring, accessibility tools, COVID-19 response, older persons, analytics, predictive systems. Disclaimer This document contains information which is proprietary to the SHAPES consortium. Neither this document nor the information contained herein shall be used, duplicated or communicated by any means to any third party, in whole or parts, except with the prior written consent of the SHAPES coordinator. Version 1.0 (2020-12-18) © Copyright 2020 (Public dissemination) Page ii ID: 857159 – H2020-SHAPESSHAPES-OC1-Enablers – Digital Solutions Table of Contributors Section Author(s) Introduction T Silva (TREE) SHAPES Digital Solutions T Silva (TREE) 2.1 Digital Solutions for an G Bogdos (FINT) Intelligent Living and B Guerra & M Manso (EDGE) Care Environment W Hang Shek (OMN) F Gonidis (GNO), P Isaris (SciFY), I Dratsiou, M Metaxa & E Romanopoulou (AUTH) D McClean (AELTD) 2.2 Application Suite for M Santofimia (UCLM) Healthy Ageing O Villacañas (CH) F Gonidis (GNO) W Hang Shek (OMN) Anabela Silva (UAVR) S Cooper (PAL) M Ghrissi (KOM) V Fernandez (TREE) 2.3 Robotics and Assistive L Unzueta (VICOM) Technologies P Isaris (SciFY) M Serras Saenz (VICOM) W Hang Shek (OMN) 2.4 Decision Support, Risk T Silva and C McMillon (TREE) Assessment and A Andreou & C X. Mavromoustakis (UNRF) Prediction Services N Muro Amuchastegui & N Larburu Rubio (VICOM) F Gonidis (GNO) 2.5 Solutions for Health and P Isaris (SciFY) Care Service Providers I Dratsiou, M Metaxa, A Varella & E Romanopoulou (AUTH) C Kokelmann (MedSyn) 2.6 Lifestyle Management N Muro Amuchastegui & N Larburu Rubio (VICOM) and Wellbeing C McMillon & D González (TREE) Assessment Solutions T Norbertova (FNOL) 2.7 Security Assessment as I Skepasianos (HMU) a Service T Silva (TREE) B Guerra & Marco Manso (EDGE) F Gonidis (GNO) 2.8 COVID-19 response N Muro Amuchastegui (VICOM) Digital Solutions S Cooper (PAL) D Finlay (ULS) M McCann (AELTD) 3 Conclusion T Silva (TREE) Version 1.0 (2020-12-18) © Copyright 2020 (Public dissemination) Page iii ID: 857159 – H2020-SHAPESSHAPES-OC1-Enablers – Digital Solutions Contents 1. INTRODUCTION .............................................................................................................................. 6 1.1 STRUCTURE OF THE DOCUMENT ...............................................................................................................6 2 SHAPES DIGITAL SOLUTIONS .......................................................................................................... 7 2.1 DIGITAL SOLUTIONS FOR INTELLIGENT LIVING AND CARE ENVIRONMENT .........................................................7 FINoT Platform (FINT) .................................................................................................................. 8 eCare – Personalised Care Intelligence Platform (EDGE) ........................................................... 10 NOTiFY (OMN) ............................................................................................................................ 17 2.2 APPLICATION SUITE FOR HEALTHY AGEING (TASK 5.3) .............................................................................. 20 eHealthPass Mobile Application (GNO) ..................................................................................... 20 diAnoia Mobile application and diAnoia marketplace online platform (SciFY) ......................... 22 Memor-I videogame and Memor-I studio online platform (SciFY) ............................................ 23 Talk & Play and Talk & Play marketplace (SciFY) ....................................................................... 23 ICSee (SciFY) ............................................................................................................................... 24 Integrated Health and Social Care System Long Lasting Memories Care - LLM Care (AUTH) ... 25 Access Earth Platform (AELTD) .................................................................................................. 26 Physical Activity Monitoring (UCLM) ......................................................................................... 27 Phyx.io (UCLM) ........................................................................................................................... 29 ROSA (CH) .............................................................................................................................. 30 DigiRoom (OMN) ................................................................................................................... 32 StepMania (UAVR) ................................................................................................................. 34 2.3 ROBOTICS AND ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGIES (TASK 5.4) ............................................................................... 37 ARI and TIAGo robots (PAL) ....................................................................................................... 37 KOMPAÏ-3 robot (KOM) ............................................................................................................. 42 Sentiment Analysis (TREE) ......................................................................................................... 49 People detection and tracking (TREE) ........................................................................................ 50 User Engagement (TREE) ........................................................................................................... 51 Emotion detection and gesture analysis (VICOM) ..................................................................... 53 Facial recognition (authentication) (VICOM) ............................................................................. 55 Safe Digital Assistant and NLP (VICOM) .................................................................................... 56 NewSum Mobile Application (SciFY) .......................................................................................... 63 eCtouch (OMN) ...................................................................................................................... 64 2.4 DECISION SUPPORT, RISK ASSESSMENT AND PREDICTION SERVICES ............................................................. 66 Prediction of exacerbation/ chest infection in patients with COPD (TREE) ............................... 66 Prediction of Hypo/hyperglycaemic events in T2D patients (TREE) ....................................... 67 Fall detection using wearable data (TREE) ................................................................................ 67 Major Adverse Cardiovascular Events (MACE) risk prediction in T2D patients (TREE) .............. 67 Prediction of risk of Type 2 Diabetes (TREE) .............................................................................. 68 Visual Analytics (VICOM) ........................................................................................................... 68 Model-driven Decision Support System (VICOM) ....................................................................... 69 Data-driven Recommendation system (VICOM) ........................................................................ 70 Heart failure decompensation predictive module (VICOM) ....................................................... 72 2.5 SOLUTIONS FOR HEALTH AND CARE SERVICE PROVIDERS ........................................................................... 74 eHealthPass – Web Application ................................................................................................. 75 Virtual Patient Scenarios – Mobile Virtual Patients (AUTH) ...................................................... 76 Version 1.0 (2020-12-18) © Copyright 2020 (Public dissemination) Page iv ID: 857159 – H2020-SHAPESSHAPES-OC1-Enablers – Digital Solutions Video Call Solution (MedSyn) ..................................................................................................... 80 (Patient) Survey System (MedSyn) ............................................................................................. 81 IT Health Care platform (MedSyn) ............................................................................................. 84 Medimonitor
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