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of the International Expert-Conference on Human Rights of older Persons

12. & 13. November 2018, Ringturm, Vienna

 

Day 1: Robotics & Automation – Implications for Human Rights

Opportunities for the digital age in the context of ageing

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Speaker: Sandra Huenchuan

Technology and ageing share common aspects --> change the forms of work and organization of a society

  • The demographic aging can accelerate the adoption of technology (decrease in the economically active population)
  • Opportunities to improve the living conditions of the older persons (health, education, e-government)
  • Changes in the demand of goods and services modify the needs of some occupations (doctors, care, personal attention)
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Demography

The Importance of New Technologies for Older Persons and Family Caregivers in Germany

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Speaker: Matthias von Schwanenflügel

The Importance of New Technologies for Older Persons and Family Caregivers in Germany - where do we stand today?

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Life Expectancy
Lifelong Learning
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Robots as Helpers

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Speaker: Markus Vince

  • At Home
  • Toys and Therapy
  • Mobility
  • Exoskeletons

 

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Life Expectancy
Lifelong Learning

Technical enpowerment and humanitarian care

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Speake: Pang Tao

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Economy
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The ESRC Human Rights, Big Data and Technology Project

Vortrag

Referentin: Lorna McGregor

  • How are human rights impacted by big data and artificial intelligence?
  • What should the regulatory responses be?
  • What does an oversight and accountability framework and the right to an effective remedy look like in this space?
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Demography
Life Expectancy
Resources

Why Adaptability, Affordability, and Autonomy are Important Considerations for Rehabilitation Robots and Assistive Technology for 21st Century Older Adults?

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Speaker: Michelle Johnson

Consequence of Age and Diseases

  • About 700 million people, or 10 per cent of the world’s population, are >60 age
  • By 2050, the # of older persons will have doubled reaching 20%
  • ...often leads to...disability and decreased independence
  • Major factors causing disabilities world wide
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Dementia
Health

World Economic and Social Survey 2018

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Speaker: Amal Abou Rafeh

Frontier Technologies for Sustainable Development

Robotics, Automation and Human Rights Implications for Older Persons

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