PEOPLE project coordinator IRI UL has organised the expert council meeting at the University of Ljubljana to inform different stakeholders and subject matter experts from university and industry environment about the newest in-house developments and progress. PEOPLE project has been acknowledged by the panel as an example of good practice in the ar...
Ned Gatenby, MSc student, Sustainability, Culture and Development, Durham University The Kemuri Smart Power Socket was conceived to solve a problem that its founder experienced: how to prolong an aging parent’s independence in their home and ease their worry about safety and well-being. As the UK population ages, he felt this must be a [&h...
Almost exactly one year ago nine partner organisations met in Ljubljana to kick-start the PEOPLE project. Following the second consortium meeting in the Netherlands in May, the PEOPLE partners gathered on 30 October 2017 in Durham, United Kingdom, to review concluded tasks and discuss the ongoing tasks and plan for the forthcoming ones. The meeting...
Dr Leonard Anderson, CEO of PEOPLE project’s industry partner Kemuri, has been shortlisted for Telecare Services Association’s Driving Digital Challenge award. The KemuriSense Smart Power Socket is an innovative monitoring device that can assist older people to live independently in their own homes. Congratulations! Kemuri is a J...