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Life 2.0: empowering elderly communities
- 22/03/2012
Life 2.0 uses technology to help the elderly maintain real-world connections
Life 2.0 (2012) ©Scope
Life 2.0 is an EU-funded project, involving 13 core partners in five EU countries, which has developed a series of networked applications to help empower elderly residents to live more independent lives. It comes as a result of ethnographic work in four cities – Aalborg, Joensuu, Milan and Barcelona – where a pilot phase is about to begin. -
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