The CCE project has developed the
Memo-Net solution for the elderly with
early stages of dementia, which will enable
them to live a more prolonged life
independently. The Memo-Net system
consists of the following hardware and
software components:
s TP Vision formally Philips Net TV that
provides a user interface for a digital
corkboard
s A digital corkboard application
s A set of sensors that monitor the behaviour
and the activities of the assisted
person
s A medication dispenser
s A dementia diary that documents
daily activities for the assisted person
s A middleware platform that integrates
all of the data
From a technological point of view, the
memo net system potentially meets requirements
of elderly with early stage
dementia. It helps create flexible, service-oriented
dementia applications that
can be taken apart and recombined to
meet changing needs more efficiently
and effectively.
Memo net holds large potential market
and there is a proven interest from resellers.

http://www.aal-europe.eu/projects/cce/

• Western Europe and North America

• Older persons
• People with disabilities

The project supports the development of an open, standardized, integrated European platform to deliver connected ICT-based assistive living solutions for the elderly. By building on initiatives at the national level and, taking account of different funding mechanisms in EU member states (Social insurance-based; Germany and Hungary, private insurance-based; Netherlands and taxation-based; UK), to develop and assess business models to support the mainstream provision of assistive solutions. The focus will be on dementia sufferers, but the platform will offer the potential to be extended to other chronic conditions.