OASIS concept. Evangelos Bekiaris CERTH/HIT OASIS ISWC2011, 24 October, Bonn

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1 OASIS concept Evangelos Bekiaris CERTH/HIT

between working people and retired ones is equal to

2 The ageing of the population is changing also the workforce scenario in Europe: currently the ratio between working people and retired ones is equal to 4:1; drastic reduction of this ratio up to 2:1 in

3 Approach Level 4: Personal assistance where individual adaptation and individual assistive technology are not adequate. Level 3: Individual adaptation and individual assistive technology Level 2: Adaptation for groups with identical needs for adaptation. Level 1: Universal design should cover the needs of as many as possible. 3

4 Open architecture for Accessible Services Integration and Standardisation OASIS Mission Statement: OASIS aims to support older adults by fostering their physical and psychological independence, by stimulating their social engagement and their emotional well being. 4

5 OASIS data summary EC co-funded project (ICT-FP7) Coordinator: FIMI (Italy) Start/end date: 1 January December 2011 Consortium: 33 Partners from 11 countries 5

(ii) an appropriate software infrastructure for supporting heterogeneous ontologies conforming to these principles

6 The COF at a glance Common Ontological Framework (COF), a 3-fold knowledge representation paradigm that provides: (i) methodological principles for developing interoperable ontologies well suited to their individual application requirements, (ii) an appropriate software infrastructure for supporting heterogeneous ontologies conforming to these principles (iii)formalized connectivity tissue in the form of a hyper-ontology that facilitates formal semantic interoperability across ontologies.

together by the methodology The COF in action Interoperability arises from two factors:

7 On the methodological side the COF delivers: i) user-friendly guidance, ii) design and development principles, iii) tools supporting the methods and techniques being brought together by the methodology The COF in action Interoperability arises from two factors: i) the application of common design and development principles and ii) the hyper-ontology.

8 Portability of open platform Tablet PC Philips/Fimi PDA / SIEMENS Smartphone / Motorola Automotive / CRF Domotic / DML Infokiosk / IBM 8

9 BENEFITS OF THE OASIS PLATFORM Interconnection of services systems in the same or different domains can exchange information more information is available identify best services for the end user Common User Profile Services available through different devices

10 OASIS application areas INDEPENDENT LIVING SOCIALIZATION AUTONOMOUS MOBILITY SMART WORKPLACES 10

11 OASIS Independent Living Applications Nutritional Advisor Activity coach Brain and skills trainer Social communities platform Health monitoring Environmental Control 11

12 Nutritional advisor Menu Recipes Shopping list My nutrition profile

13 ACTIVITY COACH Development of fall detection algorithms with high sensitivity/specificity Optimization of the algorithms recognizing static positions Development and implementation of algorithms to recognize dynamic movements 13

14 Brain and skills trainer Cognitive exercise: placing objects correctly Brain exercise on the mobile phone

systems, virtual communities, collaborative working and

15 Social communities platform Composed of a set of tools for improving the social aspects of the elderly: e-learning systems, virtual communities, collaborative working and social web trends: blogs, photoblogs, videoblogs, instant messaging, etc. 15

16 Health monitoring 4 sub-modules: health profile definition & personalization health remote monitoring health coach and alerting & assisting 16

17 Environmental control 17

18 OASIS Autonomous Mobility and Smart Workplaces Applications Elderly friendly transport information services New, elderly-friendly route guidance Personal mobility Smart workplaces applications 18

19 Public Transport Trip Planner Multimodal Trip Planner 19

Public transport route planning EMERGENCY EVENT Health sensors identify high blood pressure and give a warning (low level risk) Automatic connection

20 Public transport route planning EMERGENCY EVENT Health sensors identify high blood pressure and give a warning (low level risk) Automatic connection to medical service Doctor gives hospital address Set as trip destination Trip replanned OASIS PT Info Click here to replan route You are here HOSPITAL

21 Elderly-friendly route guidance 21

22 Vehicle demonstrators for elderly drivers support (CERTH/HIT vehicle) Personal driver fatigue status on mobile phone (Bluetooth connection ) Sensing seat 22

23 Vehicle demonstrators for elderly drivers support (CRF vehicle) Emergency Call Health monitoring Remote Vehicle assistance Navigation Wearable sensor for health data measurement 23

24 Flexible on-demand mobility services Elderly user at home Uses DRT to go to the airport Travels with airplane Rents a car to continue 24

25 Smart workplaces application Work at home, or on the move, through e-working services 25

26 Smart workplaces application Sensing seat and biometric authentication sensors 26

OASIS test sites 4 Pilots test-beds, in 3 test environments: Living Labs for technical verification and iterative development, Sheltered Homes for assisted living and user

27 OASIS test sites 4 Pilots test-beds, in 3 test environments: Living Labs for technical verification and iterative development, Sheltered Homes for assisted living and user communities related real-world applications and Independent Living, namely private homes, for real world applications. Tests have started with hundreds of end users Europewide. 27

The OASIS Concept. Thessaloniki, Greece

The OASIS Concept. Thessaloniki, Greece The OASIS Concept Evangelos Bekiaris 1 and Silvio Bonfiglio 2 1 Centre for Research and Technology Hellas, Hellenic Institute of Transport, Thessaloniki, Greece abek@certh.gr 2 PHILIPS FIMI, Saronno, Italy