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Graeme Philipson writing for the Sydney Morning Herald discusses how the growth of smart home technologies, falling costs and rising aging population is benefiting both
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Graeme Philipson writing for the Sydney Morning Herald discusses how the growth of smart home technologies, falling costs and rising aging population is benefiting both

Scott Holland for AIPatHome Stair falls are one of the greatest challenges in fall prevention, with more than 75% of all stair falls taking place
Motion sensors are the latest attempt to meet the demand that seniors make again and again — to stay at home, or at least out of the nursing home, for as long as possible. It’s an innovation with roots in Minnesota, which is home to one leading sensor company and an early testing ground for another.
Cellular Telecommunications Network Technology Offers a New Way to Connect Patients to Providers with American TeleCare’s Telehealth Solutions.
Imagine: a glucose monitor for diabetics directly on the eye. Cholesterol checking or infection detection. Blood screening available anytime. Even a computer display. That’s the vision of Babak Parvis, innovation professor from the University of Washington.

SenseGiz Star Have you ever wondered how someone who fell and was incapacitated could press their alert button, or somehow activate their personal electronic monitoring