Almost nine out of 10 Americans 65 live in their own home -- and want to stay.
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Service example: Icontrol Networks Inc., which helps set up smart homes for clients.
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SSA announced it is rolling back the policy that would have limited access for some users.
Discovers IP devices on the network for remote troubleshooting and support.
Even Amazon, with a mainstream product like the Echo, may appeal to the over-50 demographic.
System predicts where movements are going instead of responding to a set of points.
New entrants emerging to reach the boomer audience -- example? Electric bike.
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Little use of 'Dr. Google.'
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A misleading title -- should be seniors who are healthy might be likeliest to live alone?
UCSD students create tech designs by spending time with senior living residents.
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Home Alone Alliance -- free caregiver training materials