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AIDE Project presentation at ERF2016


was presented at in Ljubljana March 23th in the Healthcare Topic Group meeting @eu_Robotics

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23 March 2016 No comments

First review of the AIDE project held in Luxembourg


Premeeting of consortium yesterday in Luxembourg preparing 1st Review of the project

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First review of held yesterday in Luxembourg.

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Here, the prototype of a wearable and wireless system for biosignal processing from the review meeting.

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Some of the adapted and used devices of the prototype are from @ShimmerSensing and @Neuroelectrics.

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2 March 2016 No comments

Coordination meeting of the AIDE project in UPV with labhuman and LabLENI, January 26th


Coordination meeting of held in January 26th in @UPV with @labhuman and @LabLENI

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26 January 2016 No comments

Consortium meeting in University Hospital of Tübingen, January 22-25th


Presenting the experimental scenarios of AIDE Project in the consortium meeting.

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Successful meeting of AIDE Project held last week in University Hospital of Tübingen.

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Here all the partners of AIDE Project who attended the consortium meeting in Tübingen.

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Picture with the prototype of a wearable and wireless system for biosignal recording and processing of AIDE Project.

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22 January 2016 No comments

Technical Meeting of the AIDE project in Rome


On October 22th UNICAMPUS, SSSA, GLIC and INAIL had a technical meeting of the AIDE project in Rome. Main discussion points were the system architecture and the integration of robotic means on a motorized wheelchair.

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22 October 2015 No comments

Meeting Nbio-UMH & BJ ADAPTACIONES


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Exploring the ways of using BJLive! systems inside AIDE project framework

– Environmental control system: with BJ System remote controllers, that combine IR and RF, disabled people can control most household items such as the TV, stereo, lights, doors, beds, blinds and so on.

– Sensory-Rooms: Sensory SHX is a modular system that manages multimedia contents and control all the elements in a room, to create environments and activities with endless possibilities of interaction.
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14 October 2015 No comments

Collaboration Meeting, Tübingen, September 15-18th


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15 September 2015 No comments

AIDE Project in Horizon 2020 Project


Portal (issue seven) July 2015

“The gift of assistance” Navigating everyday life is something most people take for granted, but there are those who need assistance with basic tasks. The AIDE project works to bring independence to people with disabilities.

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15 July 2015 No comments

Workshop “Assistive Technologies and Neuro-rehabilitation”, February 18th


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18 February 2015 No comments

Kick-off meeting February 18-19th, 2015, Elche, Spain


The dedicated agenda was:

Welcome (UMH)- Nicolás García Aracil
Presentation of each partner (5 minutes per partner)
General Review of Technical Work Program (UMH)
Review of Technical Work Program by the relevant WP Leaders:
WP2: Requirements And System Specifications (UMH)
WP3: Modular Architecture For The Multimodal Interface (Università Campus Biomedico di Roma)
WP4: Multimodal Sensory Processing For The Estimation Of User’s Intention And Affective State (EKUT)
WP5: User Behaviour Detection And Context Factor Analysis (UPV)
WP6: Shared Human-Machine Control Of Assistive Devices (SSSA)
WP7: System Integration (UMH)
WP8: Experimental Validation In Different Application Scenarios (CEDAR)
Conclusions
During this meeting, a general review of the technical work program was performed. The meeting has been mainly focused in the work program of the first year.


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18 February 2015 No comments