Age-It: Ageing Well in an ageing society
Spoke 9. Age-It aims at tackling many challenges related to an ageing society through systemic solutions.
Task 1.1. Human-Centred Design assessment methods for user needs analysis, design guidelines for physical and digital interfaces, definition of experimental protocols for physical avatar interfaces
General Info
Applied research program
Typology
PNRR - MUR
European Union NextGeneration EU, Ministreo dell’Università e della Ricerca (PNRR - Partenariati Estesi)
Period
2022-2025​
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​PI and Task leader
Scientific coordinator Age-it project: Daniele Vignoli UNIFI
Leader Spoke 9: Filippo Cavallo UNIFI
Co-Leader: Pietro Siciliano CNR IMM
Scientific responsable WP1: Tiziana Ferrante SAPIENZA UNIROMA 1
Scientific responsable Task 1.1 (Spoke 9 - WP1): Francesca Tosi UNIFI
LED research team (RT)
Francesca Tosi, Mattia Pistolesi (Researcher/Rtda - Task 1.1 - Spoke 9), Alessia Brischetto (Affiliated Researcher)
Research Team Spoke 9
Sapienza Università di Roma
Università di Firenze
IRCCS INRCA
CNR Stiima (Lecco)
Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore (Milano)
Municipia
Università di Padova
Università della Calabria
CNR IMM (Lecce)
CNR ISTI (Pisa)
CNR IFN (Milano)
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Research Team Spoke 9 - WP1
Università di Firenze
IRCCS INRCA
CNR Stiima (Lecco)
Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore (Milano)
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
General Objective
The overall objective of the Age-It: Ageing Well in an Ageing Society programme is to transform Italy into an international scientific pole for research on ageing, an 'empirical laboratory' representing the reference standard in the socio-economic, biomedical and technological fields to build an inclusive society for all ages. The working group is responsible for Task 1.1, Human-Centred Design Evaluation Methods for User Needs Analysis, Design Guidelines for Physical and Digital Interfaces, and Definition of Experimental Protocols for Physical Interfaces with Avatars (Spoke 9 - WP1). The objectives of the task are the collection and systematisation of the needs and expectations of users and formal and informal caregivers through the survey methods of Human-Centred Design; the definition of Guidelines for the design of physical and digital interfaces of aids and enabling technologies, accessible and easy to use, adaptable to the different needs of users, aimed at improving the quality of life of the elderly; the definition of experimental protocols and evaluation methods belonging to the Human-Centred Design approach to analyse the interaction between users, physical avatars and supporting tools, for effective and satisfactory use of enabling technologies by elderly users.
Project Website: https://ageit.eu