Author Archives: Ionut Anghel

On September 15, 2022, HUG represented by Laëtitia Gosetto presented a poster at the UNIGE Data Science Day, a scientific symposium for researchers at the UNIGE, which takes place at the beginning of the academic year: https://datascience.unige.ch/en/research/uniges-data-science-days The poster references the AAL projects involving the EvaLab team from HUG including H2HCare. Significant benefits for using theContinue reading “Poster at UNIGE Data Science Day”

H2HCare coordinator has published an editorial in the Sensors journal as an introduction for the Special Issue Emerging Sensors Techniques and Technologies for Intelligent Environments edited by Tudor Cioara and Ionut Anghel: Anghel, I.; Cioara, T. Emerging Sensors Techniques and Technologies for Intelligent Environments. Sensors 2022, 22, 6427. https://doi.org/10.3390/s22176427 The Special Issue features thirteen published articles about state-of-the-art solutionsContinue reading “Editorial about intelligent environments”

In June the first Longitudinal Field Trials (LFT) carried out in Switzerland in HUG premises finished. The feedback gathered was included in deliverable D3.5 and will be used to improve the H2hCare prototype and release a new version by end of August. The second LFT will take place in Norway in SN premisses starting fromContinue reading “First Longitudinal Field Trials finished”

On 28/06/2022 TUC participated to an open workshop held in Cyprus and organized by Materia Group. The workshop was focused on presenting ICT solutions from AAL projects that can help older adults with specific instruments and systems. Experts elaborated on the concerns and challenges these technologies face, and more specifically within the EU context.

In the context of H2HCare project, TUC published a new scientific article in Sensors journal, quartile Q2 in Web of Science: Chifu VR, Pop CB, Rancea AM, Morar A, Cioara T, Antal M, Anghel I. Deep Learning, Mining, and Collaborative Clustering to Identify Flexible Daily Activities Patterns. Sensors. 2022; 22(13):4803. https://doi.org/10.3390/s22134803 Abstract: The monitoring of theContinue reading “New article in Sensors WoS Q2 journal”

Prof. Tudor Cioara chaired an workshop about “Participation in European projects” with H2020 and AAL projects use cases on 24 May 2022, virtual environment. At the workshop more than 50 researchers from TUC participated for discussing the main challenges of coordinating/participating in an EU project. The results from different projects, including H2HCare, were presented. TheContinue reading “AAL and H2020 projects implementation workshop”

TUC team has published a new article in the Future Internet Open Acess Journal, Web of Science indexed. The paper is titled “A Review of Blockchain Technology Applications in Ambient Assisted Living”. It contains a review of the research literature in the area of using blockchain technologies to solve Ambient Assisted Living systems’ data privacyContinue reading “Article in Future Internet Journal”

The first Longitudinal Field Trials of the project are currently run in Switzerland and coordinated by HUG consortium partner. The enrolled end-users are currently testing the H2HCare prototype in their homes. Healthcare professionals will also test the parts of the platform dedicated to them. Feedback will be gathered, incorporated in a project deliverable and willContinue reading “Longitudinal Field Trials in CH”

On 20 April 2022, the Technical University of Cluj-Napoca participated at the AAL Call 2021 Coordinators’ Day in Brussels, organized by the AAL Programme. In the meeting, AAL Project Officers and experts presented topics about efficient coordination and management of an AAL project as well as guidelines on ethics/data privacy and what support is offeredContinue reading “H2HCare at AAL Call 2021 Coordinators’ Day in Brussels”

On the 5th of April 2022 in Oslo, Norway, H2HCare consortium organized a Face to Face (F2F) Mid Term Review meeting with the AAL Project Officer and two AAL experts. The meeting was held in the premises of SeniorNett consortium partner. The consortium presented the project achievements until month 24 of implementation in terms ofContinue reading “F2F project MTR meeting”