Center for Assistive Technology 19 09 24
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Anita Klastrup Jakob Gravers
Welcome
Anita Klastrup Jakob Gravers
Facilitates activities about welfare technology to support knowledge and use of welfare technology.
What is welfare technology?
Online Care Walkers Automatic can opener
Social robot Apps
Medicin dispensers Ergonomic cutlery
Virtual Reality
Robot vacuumcleaner Sense integration AI
Douche toilets
What is the goal we try to achive with welfare technology?
Higher life Better use of
quality
resources
Better work environment
Copilot – AI is coming
Why does Denmark use welfare technology? Denmark uses welfare technology to enhance the efficiency and quality of its welfare services. Here are some key reasons:
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Improving Efficiency: Welfare technology helps streamline processes, making the
public sector more efficient. This includes reducing administrative burdens and freeing up resources for other essential services.
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Enhancing Quality of Life: Technologies such as telemedicine, assistive devices,
and home monitoring systems improve the quality of life for citizens, especially the elderly and those with chronic conditions.
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Cost-Effectiveness: By implementing welfare technology, Denmark aims to provide
better services at a lower cost. This is crucial for maintaining a sustainable welfare system in the long term.
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Accessibility: Digital solutions make welfare services more accessible to all citizens, ensuring that everyone can benefit from the welfare state regardless of their location or physical condition.
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Innovation and Adaptation: Denmark’s focus on welfare technology encourages continuous innovation and adaptation, ensuring that the welfare system evolves to meet
changing societal needs.
How does the Centre work on a daily basis?
• Seek out new products •
Social Media, network etc.
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Inquiries to/from companies
• Assessing the technology •
Have other municipalities used the technology
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Similar products on the marked
• Technology as a show care •
Webinars, seminars, temadage, Pop-up stands and much more
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Social Media – succes with LinkedIn
Training Technologies The Ministry of Health and the Interior aims for approximately 30% of the rehabilitation options to be offered in 2028 to be digital.
Everyday assistive technology
Simple technology – huge deference
Drinksaver
Simple technology – huge deference
Drip your eyes without help
Security and tracking technologies
Security and tracking technologies – local example!
Linucare – Security alarm
Linucare has developed an app with a wireless button that can be used in an emergency to persons in the citizens own network/family
Another locale example
Saluscur - MaxiallaAir
MaxillaAir™ is an inflatable neck collar. Higher dignity and improved work environment when working with a a deceased citizen Closes the mouth of the deceased in a gentler, more gentle way, but also by standardizing and easing the workflow for the health professionals. So it is done ethically correct every time
DIY frige-sensor Are you worried about members of your family or a neighbour? This is how it’s done: • Simple sensor made for doors/windows activates when the frige is open or closed • Sends a notifikation to a son/daugther/neighbour