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Our future tech interactions mandate personalized user experiences

Aging in Place Technology Watch

Product life cycles in newer tech categories are shrinking , with consumers willing to replace devices that still work with newer models, hence the apparent ‘Ready, Fire, Aim’ tech cycle. When a profile is used by a device, capabilities like face recognition/unlock can enable bypassing of sign-on steps on smartphones and tablets.

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AARP 2024 Tech Survey: Change Continues to Outpace Older Adults

Aging in Place Technology Watch

They have smartphones, tablets, Smart TVs, wearables – with the same disinterest in smart home technologies. Tablets, smartphones, and smart TVs are the only tech offerings with greater than 50% adoption among older adults (ages grouped into 50-59, 60-69 and 70+ age bands.) And the unfilled need for training and instruction continues.

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Aging and Health Technology Watch 2020 Research – A Recap

Aging in Place Technology Watch

In 2020, a modest category became mainstream. It took the aging of the baby boomers and the sheer size of the aging population to turn a 2009 market niche into a 2020 major market category. This includes smartphones, tablets, smart home technology, Voice First hardware and virtual assistants, and in-home sensors.

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AARP's AgeTech Collaborative -- mobility offerings 2023

Aging in Place Technology Watch

The categories span Caregiving, FemTech, Health, Mobility, Savings & Planning, and Social Connections. The environment comes to life through audio descriptions delivered directly to a smartphone or tablet. category tags: AgeTech , vision and vision technology , robotics , fall prevention, fall detection

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2023 Market Overview (4 of 4): Technology Augments, Does not Replace Care

Aging in Place Technology Watch

Future growth of that category may slow due to market saturation or possible innovation cutbacks from vendors like Amazon and Google. The abrupt shutdown of health visits during the pandemic triggered frenetic adoption of telehealth – now firmly entrenched as a care option on a smart phone, tablet or even on a TV. Health and wellness.

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Will technology become standard in nursing homes and senior living communities?

Aging in Place Technology Watch

The State of Florida gave tablets to 150 nursing homes. The attorney general of Massachusetts supplied 750 tablets to nursing home residents. And Texas provided $3000 per Texas nursing home for tablets, webcams, and headphones. And numerous other articles have appeared that showed nursing homes receiving donations of technology.

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Digital literacy -- the required and moving target for older adults

Aging in Place Technology Watch

The user interface on smartphones and tablets has become more intuitive and voice-enabled – reducing the skill required to access technology. category tags: AgeTech , smartphones , robotics , AI and machine learning , VR/AR technology. Today the situation is different.

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