Inclusively Developed Voice Assistant Technology for Elderly Care
独家研发养老语音助手技术
基本信息
- 批准号:10059330
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 6.37万
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- 依托单位国家:英国
- 项目类别:Grant for R&D
- 财政年份:2023
- 资助国家:英国
- 起止时间:2023 至 无数据
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
People with Dementia (PwD) often need reminders to complete everyday activities like showering, eating, and taking medication. These reminders could be a post-it note on the fridge, a call from a carer, or an alert on their mobile. However, a simple reminder to complete a task can be insufficient.There are presently 47m people worldwide living with dementia and by 2030 this number will be 75m. Every 3 seconds, a patient develops dementia, and there are 10 million new cases every year around the globe(WHO).GG Care is a unique technology that uses Amazon Alexa to support a person's everyday activities through interactive voice reminders, called Digital Interventions (DIs). Our DIs include medication reminders, notifications that visitors are coming, reminders to stay healthy, and prompts to make social connections.This project aims to create a framework for PwD to care for themselves or improve their quality of life. GG Care harnesses Amazon Alexa's voice assistant technology to help PwD complete tasks and retain independence. This project enables our technology to be more inclusive by assisting the wider elderly population regardless of cognitive ability and offering our services via the telephone.Carers can use our web interface and Alexa Skill to provide interactive reminders for PwD. The DIs simplify the complexity of tasks by breaking each task into easily digestible steps with a series of questions and prompts. The individual user interacts only with their voice; there are no clunky menus or buttons.When reminding the individual to take medication, GG Care first asks if they know where to find their medication. If they need assistance, GG Care will:* Provide a hint for the location.* Give them time to retrieve it.* Confirm they found it and take their medication.We will extend the voice capabilities of our current technology to increase accessibility through an Interactive Voice Response (IVR) telephone system. Being accessible by telephone closes the technological gap for those without an Internet connection or less tech-savvy. Without those burdens, we can scale our services to more care residents.Our functionality will increase by using the testbed to create a new feature allowing carers to record their own voice for use in the IVR system. By using a familiar voice, the care resident will be more receptive to the instruction and better able to stay socially connected.
患有痴呆症(PwD)的人经常需要提醒来完成日常活动,如洗澡,吃饭和服药。这些提醒可以是贴在冰箱上的便利贴,看护者的电话,或者他们移动的上的提醒。然而,简单地提醒完成一项任务可能是不够的。目前全球有4700万人患有痴呆症,到2030年,这一数字将达到7500万。每3秒钟就有一名患者患上痴呆症,地球仪(WHO)每年新增1000万例。GG Care是一项独特的技术,它使用Amazon Alexa通过交互式语音提醒(称为数字干预(DI))支持患者的日常活动。我们的DI包括药物提醒,访客即将到来的通知,保持健康的提醒,以及建立社会联系的提示。该项目旨在为PwD创建一个框架,以照顾自己或提高生活质量。GG Care利用Amazon Alexa的语音助手技术帮助PwD完成任务并保持独立性。这个项目使我们的技术更具有包容性,无论认知能力如何,都可以帮助更广泛的老年人,并通过电话提供我们的服务。照顾者可以使用我们的网络界面和Alexa技能为PwD提供互动提醒。DI通过将每个任务分解为易于理解的步骤以及一系列问题和提示来简化任务的复杂性。个人用户仅通过语音进行交互;没有笨重的菜单或按钮。当提醒个人服用药物时,GG Care首先询问他们是否知道在哪里可以找到他们的药物。如果他们需要帮助,GG Care将:* 提供位置提示。*给他们时间去找回它。*确认他们找到了它,并采取他们的药物。我们将扩大我们目前的技术语音功能,以增加通过交互式语音应答(IVR)电话系统的可访问性。通过电话联系可以缩小那些没有互联网连接或不太懂技术的人的技术差距。如果没有这些负担,我们可以将我们的服务扩展到更多的护理居民。我们的功能将通过使用测试平台来增加,以创建一个新的功能,允许护理人员记录他们自己的声音用于IVR系统。通过使用熟悉的声音,护理居民将更容易接受指示,并能够更好地保持社会联系。
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吉治仁志 他: "イラスト医学&サイエンスシリーズ血管の分子医学"羊土社(渋谷正史編). 125 (2000)
Hitoshi Yoshiji 等人:“血管医学与科学系列分子医学图解”Yodosha(涉谷正志编辑)125(2000)。
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