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NSF CRI HomeSHARE Overview

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Katie Siek

Many research technologies are designed to help older adults stay in their homes for as long as possible, but few are tested in real homes for any length of time. The HomeSHARE initiative is a planned geographically distributed testbed to design, develop, and evaluate pervasive home-based technologies for aging-in-place. A HomeSHARE kit includes a baseline package of hardware with networking, sensors, storage, and interface components that older adults and researchers can access locally or remotely.

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HomeSHARE Home-based Smart Health Applications across Research Environments Kelly Caine, Clemson University Kay Connelly, Indiana University George Demiris, University of Washington Blaine Reeder, University of Colorado Denver Katie A. Siek, Indiana University, @katiesiek
Study pervasive technologies in everyday lives Research Smart Homes
Study pervasive technologies in everyday lives Research Smart Homes Smart Prototypes in Homes
Study pervasive technologies in everyday lives Research Smart Homes Smart Prototypes in Homes Proposed HomeSHARE Infrastructure Geographically distributed test bed Each site maintains 10 homes Networks Sensors Storage Interface components Studies can utilize the infrastructure
Proposed Administration (White Paper V1) HomeSHARE Sites IU Clemson CU UW ? You ?
Proposed Administration (White Paper V1) HomeSHARE Sites IU Clemson CU UW ? You ? Participants Privacy expectations and control Infrastructure Hardware and Software
Proposed Administration (White Paper V1) HomeSHARE Study Review Committee 1 representative per site Reviews studies BEFORE and AFTER institutional review board Schedules studies on HomeSHARE infrastructure HomeSHARE Council 1 representative per site Oversees HomeSHARE Sites Coordinates hardware, software, and resources HomeSHARE Sites IU Clemson CU UW ? You ? Participants Privacy expectations and control Infrastructure Hardware and Software
How to Get Involved? Low-SES High-SES Rural IU - Clemson IU - Clemson Suburban IU UW - Colorado IU UW - Colorado Urban UW - Colorado UW - Colorado Read our White paper Attend an upcoming meeting Take our Interest Survey Email us Follow us http://crihomeshare.wordpress.com

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NSF CRI HomeSHARE Overview

  • 1. HomeSHARE Home-based Smart Health Applications across Research Environments Kelly Caine, Clemson University Kay Connelly, Indiana University George Demiris, University of Washington Blaine Reeder, University of Colorado Denver Katie A. Siek, Indiana University, @katiesiek
  • 2. Study pervasive technologies in everyday lives Research Smart Homes
  • 3. Study pervasive technologies in everyday lives Research Smart Homes Smart Prototypes in Homes
  • 4. Study pervasive technologies in everyday lives Research Smart Homes Smart Prototypes in Homes Proposed HomeSHARE Infrastructure Geographically distributed test bed Each site maintains 10 homes Networks Sensors Storage Interface components Studies can utilize the infrastructure
  • 5. Proposed Administration (White Paper V1) HomeSHARE Sites IU Clemson CU UW ? You ?
  • 6. Proposed Administration (White Paper V1) HomeSHARE Sites IU Clemson CU UW ? You ? Participants Privacy expectations and control Infrastructure Hardware and Software
  • 7. Proposed Administration (White Paper V1) HomeSHARE Study Review Committee 1 representative per site Reviews studies BEFORE and AFTER institutional review board Schedules studies on HomeSHARE infrastructure HomeSHARE Council 1 representative per site Oversees HomeSHARE Sites Coordinates hardware, software, and resources HomeSHARE Sites IU Clemson CU UW ? You ? Participants Privacy expectations and control Infrastructure Hardware and Software
  • 8. How to Get Involved? Low-SES High-SES Rural IU - Clemson IU - Clemson Suburban IU UW - Colorado IU UW - Colorado Urban UW - Colorado UW - Colorado Read our White paper Attend an upcoming meeting Take our Interest Survey Email us Follow us http://crihomeshare.wordpress.com

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  • #3: Older adults are getting older We are studying technologies in realistic environments but not real environemnts and even when we go into the field, we have a small N
  • #4: Older adults are getting older We are studying technologies in realistic environments but not real environemnts and even when we go into the field, we have a small N
  • #5: Older adults are getting older We are studying technologies in realistic environments but not real environemnts and even when we go into the field, we have a small N