System to Improve Transportation Access for the Cognitively Impaired

改善认知障碍者交通便利的系统

基本信息

项目摘要

DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): In this Phase I research Koronis Biomedical Technologies Corporation (KBT) will construct a system to improve mobility and transportation access for the cognitively impaired. The proposed system is intended to allow the cognitively impaired to use public transportation systems, community transportation and dedicated transportation services for the disabled with greater ease and safety. Individuals with cognitive disabilities are often unable to operate an automobile, or may require a prolonged recovery period before resuming driving. Public transportation systems represent a significant means to allow these individuals to maintain independence. Yet public transportation systems can pose significant challenges to individuals with cognitive impairment. The goal of this project is to develop a system to reduce these barriers via a technological solution consisting of components developed both for the cognitively impaired user and their caregiver or family member. Phase I efforts will focus on the completion of a system containing these two elements. The first component consists of a cognitive prosthetic device featuring traditional memory cueing and reminders as well as custom location-based transportation specific functions. This cognitive mobility assistant will leverage the computing power and GPS location determination capabilities of inexpensive, powerful smart phones. The second component consists of a management application which offers caregivers the ability to configure and program the reminder and transit functions remotely via the Internet. User interface development for the cognitively disabled population presents challenges to the developer. To ensure that the cognitive assistant will be usable by the largest user population a preliminary expert panel will be conducted to direct development activities. Following completion of the prototype system a pilot human test will be convened with cognitively disabled individuals and family members or caregivers to assess the usability and acceptability of both system components. PUBLIC HEALTH RELEVANCE: The proposed system will assist cognitively impaired users in their use of transportation systems by providing memory cues and transportation specific functions. By comparing their GPS based coordinate location with expected route coordinates obtained from geographic route databases, the system will provide time- and location-based reminders as well as detect mistakes. Using 3G wireless capabilities the system will offer the user real-time updates of the bus schedule using the increasingly common bus timetable reporting features offered in many metropolitan locations. The system will also provide a management interface to a caregiver that may be remotely located. This interface will allow the remote programming and configuration of the handheld system via the Internet reducing the user requirements. Finally, a real-time remote tracking feature will allow family members and caregivers to follow progress during transportation. The proposed system will provide individuals with cognitive disabilities more independence, safety and an improved quality of life.
描述(由申请人提供):在这项第一阶段研究中,Koronis生物医学技术公司(KBT)将构建一个系统,以改善认知障碍者的流动性和交通便利性。拟议的系统旨在使认知障碍者能够更方便和安全地使用公共交通系统、社区交通和残疾人专用交通服务。有认知障碍的人通常无法操作汽车,或者在恢复驾驶之前可能需要较长的恢复期。公共交通系统是让这些人保持独立的重要手段。然而,公共交通系统可能对认知障碍患者构成重大挑战。该项目的目标是开发一个系统,通过技术解决方案减少这些障碍,该解决方案包括为认知障碍用户及其护理人员或家庭成员开发的组件。第一阶段的工作重点是完成一个包含这两个要素的系统。第一个组件包括一个认知假肢装置,具有传统的记忆提示和提醒以及基于位置的自定义交通特定功能。这种认知移动助理将利用廉价、功能强大的智能手机的计算能力和GPS定位能力。第二个组件包括一个管理应用程序,它使护理人员能够通过互联网远程配置和编程提醒和转运功能。认知障碍人群的用户界面开发对开发人员提出了挑战。为确保认知助手可供最大用户群使用,将设立一个初步专家小组,指导开发活动。原型系统完成后,将召集认知障碍者和家庭成员或护理人员进行试点人体测试,以评估两个系统组件的可用性和可接受性。 公共卫生相关性:该系统将通过提供记忆提示和运输特定功能来帮助认知受损的用户使用运输系统。通过将其基于GPS的坐标位置与从地理路线数据库获得的预期路线坐标进行比较,系统将提供基于时间和位置的提醒以及检测错误。利用3G无线功能,该系统将使用许多大都市地区提供的日益普遍的公交时刻表报告功能,为用户提供实时更新的公交时刻表。该系统还将向可能位于远程的护理者提供管理界面。该接口将允许通过互联网对手持系统进行远程编程和配置,从而降低用户要求。最后,一个实时远程跟踪功能将允许家庭成员和护理人员在运输过程中跟踪进展。拟议的系统将为认知障碍者提供更多的独立性,安全性和改善的生活质量。

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Smartphone-based system to improve transportation access for the cognitively impaired.
基于智能手机的系统,可改善认知障碍者的交通便利。
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