International Conference on Gerontology and Elder Care Technology (ICGECT - 26)

This track focuses on the latest advancements in assistive devices designed to enhance the quality of life for the elderly. Researchers are invited to present studies on user-centered design, efficacy, and integration of these technologies in daily living.

This session will explore the development and implementation of telecare systems that facilitate remote monitoring and support for the elderly. Papers should address the impact of telecare on health outcomes and caregiver satisfaction.

This track examines innovative smart health solutions aimed at promoting wellness among older adults. Contributions should highlight the role of technology in preventive care and chronic disease management.

This session will delve into the use of robotic technologies in caregiving settings, discussing both their practical applications and ethical implications. Researchers are encouraged to share findings on user acceptance and the effectiveness of robotic interventions.

This track focuses on the development of monitoring systems that ensure the safety and well-being of elderly individuals. Papers should explore technological innovations that address fall detection, health monitoring, and emergency response.

This session aims to highlight digital health initiatives tailored for older adults, emphasizing accessibility and usability. Contributions should discuss the role of digital health in enhancing health literacy and engagement among the elderly.

This track investigates the application of wearable devices and Internet of Things (IoT) technologies in monitoring the health of older adults. Researchers are invited to present findings on data analytics, user experience, and health outcomes.

This session will explore the integration of technology in long-term care settings, focusing on improving care delivery and resident autonomy. Papers should address challenges and best practices in implementing technology in these environments.

This track examines the role of smart home technologies in promoting independence among elderly individuals. Contributions should explore design considerations, user acceptance, and the impact on daily living.

This session will focus on the interdisciplinary field of gerontechnology, emphasizing innovations that address the unique needs of older adults. Researchers are encouraged to present collaborative approaches that integrate technology with gerontological research.

This track highlights the development and application of medical devices specifically designed for the aging population. Papers should discuss regulatory challenges, clinical efficacy, and user-centered design in the context of elder care.