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Uppo

Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VA
A mobility device whose design is intended to help users maintain a sense of security without compromising posture.

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Timtim por Timtim

University of São Paulo, São Paulo., Brazil

Classes designed for people aged 60 and over, that explain the technology most relevant to their lives, in a downloadable format.

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TAME

TAME squareTame is a wearable device for real-time pathological wrist tremor suppression that gives back control to tremor patients for doing daily tasks.

The device has a sensor near the wrist which tracks the wearer’s tremor profile and electrodes that stimulate the muscles to counteract the tremor and suppress it. Instead of a conventional glove, TAME is a wearable device, small and light weight enough to be discreetly worn under a shirt. The device’s sensors and electrodes correspond to positions recommended by neurologists and physiotherapists. TAME has 2 variants; a sleeve, and a wearable with retractable wires.

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Smart-Lift

University of Waterloo, Waterloo, Canada
A sit-to-stand device that helps prevent strains and injury when moving in and out of a chair.

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Seat-Case

Seat CaseThe Seat-Case is a carry-on suitcase with an integrated seat, alleviating the physical stress of airline travel.

Seat-Case is designed to FAA and major airline specifications for a carry-on suitcase. It incorporates an aluminum frame, capable of supporting a client weighing over 250 pounds. The suitcase can support the user in both a seated and standing position. Its integrated seat provides comfort and stability for the long lines and waiting times that come with airline travel. The wheels are a cantilever design that provide ease of motion, but that do not allow the suitcase to fall backward.

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Rendever

Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA
A virtual reality device that enables three-dimensional visits to travel destinations and places people remember from the past.

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GoGoGrandparent

Stanford University, Palo Alto, CA
A technology platform with a touch-tone interface that allows seniors without a smartphone to take advantage of ridesharing companies like Uber and Lyft.

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BeeHome

University of California, Berkeley

A platform that matches seniors with tenants who offer them assistance on household chores in exchange for a more affordable housing option.

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A-Helper

Beijing University, Beijing, China
This gardening tool focuses on the desire of older people in rural China to be able to grow their own vegetables, a traditional pastime made difficult by the movement of the younger generation to more urban environments.

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