Virtual Conference on Aging
Technologies for Active
and Independent Living in Old Age
February 10-11, 2021
Why to rewatch:
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Covid-19 and Older People - listen how the pandemic of Covid-19 affected the lives of older people and what role played modern technologies in lockdown.
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Keynote Speakers - learn from renowned experts, academics, and practitioners with deep and inspirational knowledge on the field of aging and modern technologies.
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Cutting-edge Technologies - experience products and innovations that improve the quality of life of older people including robots, VR, gadgets, mobile applications, wearables, etc.
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New Trends - dive deep into new ideas that will affect global trends in aging in the next decade – digital revolution in health care, healthy aging and longevity research, etc.
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Inspiration - expand your knowledge and network and inspire yourself from like-minded individuals from more than 15 countries.
ABOUT
The 4th international conference was organized in the frame of the long-term (eng)aging! project, which aims to foster society-wide debate about the accelerating demographic change and population aging. The project aims to stimulate a constructive discussion about these trends and to look for ways to make use of them for the benefit of the society.
The 2021 edition was held fully virtually.
2021 CONFERENCE
Conference Report 2021
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The project is co-financed by the Governments of Czechia, Hungary, Poland, and Slovakia through Visegrad Grants from International Visegrad Fund. The mission of the fund is to advance ideas for sustainable regional cooperation in Central Europe. Learn more about the Visegrad project.
A variety of partnership opportunities are available.
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Using modern technology can dramatically improve the lives of older people. However, the technological progress also comes with a dark side as older people can be at risk due to insufficient technological skills and a higher vulnerability to abuse.
