Updates

Project Results
We have officially finished the project and would like to thank all partners and participants for their contribution to the project. We are very happy to have successfully been able to test a prototype of the software …

Presentation at AAL Praxiskonferenz in Graz
Salzburg Research presented the AID2BeWell project on November 16th at the AAL conference in Austria. The AAL practice conference offered an exchange of experience from AAL solutions in operation in over 1000 Austrian …

Social Robots workshop at EWAHA2022 in Gdansk
Last week was the European Week of Active and Healthy Ageing (EWAHA) where people gathered from all over Europe to Gdansk to talk about healthy ageing technology and innovation. There were many interesting interactive …

Poster accepted at Congress in Berlin in November
Our consortium members will present a poster on the first results of the survey and focus groups at the German Psychiatry and Psychotherapy DGPPN Congress in Berlin on November the 22nd. The full reference is: …

First pilot successful
We have successfully completed the first pilot session in three different countries. Participants interacted with the Q.Bo in a scripted scenario where they for example, completed a seated exercise or played a small …

Amsterdam Midterm Meeting
This week we had a very nice Midterm meeting where the Belgian, Austrian, and other Dutch partners gathered at the VicarVision office in Amsterdam. It was great to be able to discuss the project face to face after all …

Participants needed
Do you want to provide input to help develop a robot assistant? We have developed a survey to determine someone’s attitude towards robots and explore the idea of a social robot to keep you company in your daily life. We …

Project Kick-off
Welcome to our website! We started 02-02-2022 with our AID2BeWell small collaborative AAL project to research an empathic robot support system to benefit healthy aging. Read about our progress here!
Contact Us
For questions regarding the project or potential collaborations please contact the project coordinator Tess den Uyl by email.
For people who are interested in participating in the project or have participated in the project and would like to have more information, please contact your national end-user organization.
