The Swedish Institute for Assistive Technology will host the MonAMI project website until 2015. Information on the results of the project such as public deliverables, MonAMI News, documentation from training courses and conferences will be available on the website. To encourage future use and development of the MonAMI system, the building blocks and information necessary to build the MonAMI system will be available in the MonAMI repository.

The repository is accessible via the following URL with a controlled access via login and password: http://monami-repo.trialog.com

Please send an e-mail to one of the following contact persons in order to request login and password:

Trialog: Bruno Jean-Bart, bruno.jean-bart@trialog.com
University of Zaragoza: Luis Lain, llain@unizar.es
KTH Royal Institute of Technology: Stefan Lundberg, stefan.lundberg@sth.kth.se
Technical University of Kosice: Dusan Simsik, dusan.simsik@tuke.sk

Safe and secure with new technology

Year 2050 – a high percent of the population in the EU is 80 years or older. The largest group is women 80 years plus. The elderly are active, computer literate and want to age well in the information society, maintaining their quality of life. The large number of elderly also means a large cost for the society, a real challenge.  

Technology can make independent living possible by providing help in daily life, safety and security at home, contacts with others, social integration and entertainment.

The MonAMI project will demonstrate that accessible, useful services for elderly persons and persons with disabilities living at home can be delivered in mainstream systems and platforms. This will be done in close cooperation with users and by involving key mainstream actors throughout the whole process.

MonAMI is a supporter of the AALOA initiative - AALOA website.

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