Workshop Cycle « Innovations for Resilience » - April session 1

Dans le cadre du cycle Innovations for Resilience du Risk Institute en partenariat avec INNOVACS, l'atelier de recherche du 20 avril 2023 accueillera Dimitri VOILMY (Université de Technologie de Compiègne, France) qui présentera ses travaux : "The participatory patient in the geriatric health living lab". Une discussion ouverte s'ensuivra sur la question de la participation des citoyens à la réduction de la vulnérabilité et à la gestion des risques au moyen de technologies légères et faciles à utiliser.

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2^nd part of the cycle:
Involving users ? New trends in design methodologies

Workshop #6: April 3^rd, 2023

The participatory patient in the geriatric health living lab.

by Dimitri VOILMY (Université de Technologie de Compiègne, France)
Language: English
Paper: Voilmy, D. (2016). Les living labs et la conception participative: l’exemple d’ActivAgeing. Retraite et société, (3), 125-136.

Research paper’s abstract
An essential element in ageing well is the use of technologies to support quality of life and autonomy. Acceptability of such technologies for use by the elderly is central, with usage as a key issue to be addressed. The Living Lab ActivAgeing (LL2A) was founded by the University of Technology of Troyes (Champagne-Ardenne, France) specifically to address these issues, and to contribute to the development of relevant solutions for active and healthy ageing.
The approach adopted is based on the development and evaluation of technological solutions for ambient assisted living, using participatory and iterative design methodologies. The economic model and the organisational innovation of the solutions being developed are addressed as early as possible, in terms of market relevance, acceptability, usability, and obviously ethics.
Keywords: living lab, usage, Ideas Lab, evaluation, ethics, participatory design, autonomy, healthy ageing
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Coordination: Jean-Luc Bosson (TIMC-Imag), Jean-François Boujut (G-Scop), Céline Cholez (PACTE)