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R&D / INCUBATING ASSISTED LIVING AI MODULES
AI modules for assisted living and ageing — not medical, not diagnostic
The problem
Small daily tasks get harder with age — and surveillance is not the answer. Families, caregivers and services need concrete support without over-monitoring.
The concept
A line in definition and prototyping. Modules under exploration: reminders and routines; day organisation; simplified communication with family/caregivers; routine-change detection only when validatable and consented; support for home-care teams; non-clinical information organisation; accessible interfaces; administrative assistants; digital autonomy support.
Design principles (binding)
Privacy by design; human-in-the-loop; autonomy; per-module consent; minimum data; no over-monitoring; scalability by modules. Each module is independent and combinable: it solves one small, measurable task, controlled by the person.
State and next steps
INCUBATING: definition and prototyping. Nothing is presented as available. Next: discovery with older people and caregivers; low-fidelity prototypes; a usability and acceptance pilot (not clinical efficacy); ethical review before any expansion.