Fast Company interviewed older adults aged 70+ about their thoughts on possible robots in their homes.
You are here
Related News Articles
01/02/2016
By 2012-13, older jobless women accounted for half of the long-term unemployed.
01/02/2016
Older students enrolled in Osher Lifelong Learning program.
12/30/2015
State legislation mandating advisers to report suspected abuse.
12/21/2015
This one CEO has also embraced telehealth, adult day care and home health.
12/16/2015
"What’s really needed are scaled, reliable solutions."
12/10/2015
66% claim they would prefer to die before they would live in one.
12/09/2015
Telehealth Innovation and Improvement Act (Bill) for patients in rural communities.
12/07/2015
Louis Tenenbaum catalogs the history of publications on home modification and aging.
12/03/2015
No price disclosed, no staff included.
11/30/2015
Japan attempts robotics and technology solutions to deal with an aging population.
11/17/2015
The company’s platform enables home care management.
11/05/2015
When asked, what technology participants use and love, only their call system was offered up.
10/30/2015
How remote monitoring of older adults help reduce hospital admissions?
10/27/2015
Nortek Security announces Numera EverThere, a cloud-based data analytics and notification platforms.
10/26/2015
Costs of dementia care exceed costs associated with cancer and heart disease.
10/23/2015
Enterpreneurs want to reach seniors -- but have they designed the right products?
10/23/2015
Some of the 51 million will never go online -- cost or knowledge?
10/17/2015
Louisville Innovation Summit with a group of healthcare leaders and entrepreneurs.
10/15/2015
Samsung and CDW Healthcare and the Connected Home.
10/06/2015
The brace will track motion, gait, cadence, and stride length.
10/06/2015
The ratio of useful apps to worthless ones is as large as it was before, if not larger.
10/05/2015
Deploying user-friendly gesture recognition system.