ALiS

Das projektionsbasierte Smart Home für die Silver Society

The projection-based Smart Home for the Silver Society

Das projektionsbasierte Smart Home für die Silver Society

The projection-based Smart Home for the Silver Society

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Autonomy, risk prevention and participation in later life

The use of augmented reality (AR) technologies, which overlay reality with helpful information, has great potential for increasing independence in later life. However, the use of the technology has so far been based on the use of AR glasses and competence in handling them. Physical and medical conditions lead to considerable usage problems. The BMBF-funded ALiS project aims to implement AR in everyday life without having to use wearables or AR glasses. Instead, helpful information is projected directly into the room using projectors, loudspeakers and sensors. Intelligent spatial recognition is used to integrate functions into everyday life in different areas of the home – creating an Augmented Living Space (ALiS).
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An age-appropriate system that supports physical, mental and digital autonomy and compensates for real-life limitations with virtual cues.

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Inclusive research, development and design

Since 2021, we have been working on the Augmented Living Space – a platform that makes it possible to provide therapy, activation, autonomy preservation and risk prevention via an age-appropriate smart home solution. Integrated into a network of medical and care experts and in close cooperation with senior citizens’ associations, we are developing a system that has been scientifically evaluated in its reference architecture. In an interdisciplinary team of researchers from Martin Luther University and multimedia designers from the DENKUNDMACH design agency, we are using the latest technologies such as machine learning, spatial understanding, augmented reality and projection mapping to create an ALiS with a high level of target group acceptance.

The ALiS Team

Victor

Victor-Alexander Mahn

Multimedia design
Development

Philip

Philip Massler

Multimedia design
Development

Mareike

Mareike Konz

Multimedia design
Development

Martin

Martin Böhmer

Process development
Research

Stefan

Prof. Dr. Stefan Sackmann

Consulting
Project management

Johannes

Johannes Damarowski

Process development
Architectural consulting

Victor

Victor-Alexander Mahn

Multimedia design
Development

Philip

Philip Massler

Multimedia design
Development

Mareike

Mareike Konz

Multimedia design
Development

Martin

Martin Böhmer

Process development
Research

Stefan

Prof. Dr. Stefan Sackmann

Consulting
Project management

Johannes

Johannes Damarowski

Process development
Architectural consulting

Puplications

“Implementing ALiS: Towards a Reference Architecture for Augmented Living Spaces”
M. Böhmer, J. Damarowsky & S. Kuehnel 2023
56th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences (HICSS), Maui, Hawaii, USA, https://hdl.handle.net/10125/103025, pp. 3204-3213, 2023. VHB Jourqual 3: C

“Preserve Autonomy – Developing and Implementing a Design Theory for Augmented Living Spaces”
M. Böhmer, J. Damarowsky, S. Kuehnel, S. Parschat & V.A. Mahn 2022
26th Pacific Asia Conference on Information Systems (PACIS), Taiwan (China) & Sidney (Australia), PACIS 2022 proceedings, paper 74, https://aisel.aisnet.org/pacis2022/74. Best Paper Award Nominee (Overall) & Best Paper in Track. | VHB Jourqual 3: C

“Implementing ALiS: Towards a Reference Architecture for Augmented Living Spaces”
M. Böhmer, J. Damarowsky & S. Kuehnel 2023
56th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences (HICSS), Maui, Hawaii, USA, https://hdl.handle.net/10125/103025, pp. 3204-3213, 2023. VHB Jourqual 3: C

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