Project Details


WSIS Prizes Contest 2019 Nominee

M3W: Maintaining and Measuring Mental Wellness


Description

M3W project attempts to utilize the fact
that on-line games are able to collect behavioral
data in order to measure mental
(and motoric) abilities and especially
their changes over time.
The ambition is to compare one’s mental
wellness to his/her own past mental wellness
conditions (in relative values), while
it is not to compare one’s mental ability
to others’ one. ICT & web technologies
should be used out maximally.
The goal is to develop a mental wellness
toolset for self-usage, specifically computer
games, tailored for elderly people.
Measure and visualize mental changes
and tendencies by an entertaining
way. Give indications (warnings, alarms,
reports) to elderly persons, relatives,
friends or carers. The project should
bring improvements to the quality of life
of individuals, their relatives and friends,
and thus the quality of life in the whole
society will develop.

Project website

https://m3w-project.eu/#sthash.iF7jN1BY.dpuf


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Action lines related to this project
  • AL C7. E-health 2019
Sustainable development goals related to this project
  • Goal 3: Good health and well-being

Global digital compact (GDC) objectives related to this project None

Coverage
  • Western Europe and North America

Status

Completed

Start date

July 2010

End date

2013


Target beneficiary group(s)
  • Older persons

WSIS values promotion

The goal is to develop a mental wellness toolset for self-usage, specifically computer games, tailored for elderly people. Measure and visualize mental changes and tendencies by an entertaining way. Give indications (warnings, alarms, reports) to elderly persons, relatives, friends or carers. The project should bring improvements to the quality of life of individuals, their relatives and friends, and thus the quality of life in the whole society will develop.


Entity name

(Coordinator) Budapest University of Technology and Economics - Healthcare Technologies Knowledge Centre

Entity country—type

Hungary Academia

Entity website

http://emt.bme.hu/emt/en

Partners

AAL Programme, Actimage Ltd., Frontida Zois Ltd., Gaudiopolis Retirement Home, Semmelweis University – Faculty of Medicine, Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy, Silver Kiadó (Publishing) Ltd., Zurich University of Applied Sciences – Institute of Facility Management