The Digital Civilizations Interviews

PISTES

• Intergenerational discussions (4 generations): e-work, e-teaching et e-recognition of knowledge and experience: “Memories for LIfe” (British Computer Society, 2004).
• Home care and health risk prevention: telediagnosis, telemedicine, help hotline.
• Increased life expectancy and experiential and knowledge-based capital mean new areas of activity: new needs, new products and services, new economic opportunities.
• Intelligent medication: continuously monitor and adjust medical prescriptions, allow the patient to monitor them him or herself.
• “Domestic companion” robots: help elderly people with day-to-day activities.
• «Design for all» and its benefits for all users: intelligent houses; intelligent and «communicative» clothing; mobility assistance (assistive technologies; broadband and mobile communication.
• Remote and mobile public and private services: improved access to a whole range of services needed to live an autonomous life (eg. e-administration)