Domotica

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Domotica 7y750 - Domotics

• What it means and its anticipated results

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Domotics

• includes all appliances and infrastructures in
  and around dwellings that
• use electronic information for monitoring,
  programming and managing of functions
• on behalf of dwelling users and suppliers of
  services

Source www.domoticaplatform.nl
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Whats in the Name

• Building Services

Technical Systems in the context of the built
environment
Maintenance/Housekeeping Facility Management
Intelligent User Interfaces
Services
User Support
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Source http//www.who.org/aboutwho/en/definition.
html
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What user-driven technology can do for you

• Enhancement Satisfaction of Persons
• Prevention Engagement of Hazards
• Compensation Assistance of Persons
• Care Support Care Organisation

Source Gerontechnology 2(2)169-172 2002
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Guest Speakers on Domotics

• Enhancement Satisfaction of Persons
• Don Bouwhuis TU/e, René Kamphuis ECN, Teddy
  Mccalley TU/e, Jos Smeets TU/e, Bauke de
  Vries TU/e
• Prevention Engagement of Hazards
• Ad van Berlo Smart Homes, Chiel Boonstra DHV
  Bouw en Industrie
• Compensation Assistance of Persons
• Boudijn Uythof Domotica Platform Nederland
• Care Support Care Organisation
• Jan van Alsté Universiteit Twente, Leo Bakker
  TNO Bouw, Helianthe Kort Hogeschool van
  Utrecht, Bas Molenaar TU/e
• Experience in design and industry
• Peter Eggens Kropman, Peter Luscuere TU Delft

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A Smart Home Environment(SHE)

• is a home environment that adapts itself to the
  dweller. A SHE forms an invisible, intelligent,
  self-learning part of our daily life, combining
  functions pertaining to demand-driven comfort,
  domestic tasks, personal care, quality of life,
  and professional care

Source Bronswijk et al. 2005 De Intelligente
Thuisomgeving. In Handboek Zorg
Thuis. Amsterdam Elsevier
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SHE

• Enhances satisfaction in communication
• Comfort (thermal, lighting, acoustic, olfactory,
  communication, energy management)
• Risk proof
• Safety, security, disease prevention (burglary,
  fire, other accidents, cancer, allergy,
  hyperreactivity, infections)
• Supports / compensates human functions
• Supportive technology (mobility, communication,
  daily work and domestic activities, stimulating
  independence)
• Delivers and supports Care
• Care technology (communication, monitoring,
  telemedicine, telecare, empowerment of frail
  elderly, care management)

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Ambient Intelligence Building Services in
development
Presence Flow Privacy Trust Choice
Health Dwelling Needs Pollutants Learning
Humanware
Interactivity Objects Adaptivity
Spaces Buildings
Computing Platforms Networks
Software
Hardware
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From Domotics to SHE
A sensitive, adaptive, responsive, normal dwelling
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Positioning in the Knowledge Landscape
TU/e Interdepartmental Research Program Ambient
Intelligence
NL Research School Bouw (TUDelft coordinator)
Industry
Chair Health Technology for Buildings
Knowledge bank for Smart Home Environments (SHE)

Companies
EU Joint Graduate School USO-Built (User-oriented
Built Environments)
Hogeschool van Utrecht Lectorate Demand-driven
Care
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Dedicated MSc Programs

• Technische Universiteit Eindhoven
• MSc in Building Services
• MSc in Human-Technology Interaction
• Universiteit Twente
• MSc in Health Care Technology
• Track Biomedical Engineering
• Track Industrial Engineering Management

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Examination

• Use StudyWeb for communication, reading material,
  and feedback
• Select a Domotics Projects from the list
• Evaluate its Technology Choices Photographs
• - 0 / 2 points deadline January 10, 2005
• Evaluate the experience of the Installation and
  Service engineers
• - 0 / 3 points deadline January 24, 2005
• Evaluate User Experiences
• - 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 points Deadline February
  7, 2005
• Your evaluations should show knowledge acquired
  by attending class and studying reading material!

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dr.ir. Ad van BerloStichting Smart Homes

• 10 Years of Domotics experience in the Netherlands

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dr. René (I.G.) Kamphuis ECN

• Domotics and energy conservation

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prof.dr. Don G. Bouwhuis

• Interactions with smart rooms in the home domain

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dr.ir. Jan van AlstéUniversiteit Twente

• Domotics for Cure and Care

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drs. Jos J.A.M. Smeets

• Domotics and Social Housing

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ing. Leo Bakker TNO Bouw

• Care City, one worries less

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prof.dr.ir. Bauke de Vries

• Researching user demands and capabilities in
  virtual environments to support domotics design

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dr. Teddy Mccalley

• The human-home interaction

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prof. ir. Bas Molenaar

• Care technology for homes

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prof.dr.ir. Peter G. Luscuere TU Delft

• Integrating Building Services and Architectural
  Design in the Domotics concept

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dr. Helianthe S.M. Kort Hogeschool van Utrecht

• Demand-driven care and technology for
  independently living older persons

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drs. Boudijn Uythof Invenit / Domotica
Platform Nederland

• Can we realise life-span independent housing with
  domotics?

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ir. Chiel (J.M.) BoonstraDHV Bouw en Industrie

• European Perspectives of Domotics

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ing. Peter Eggens Kropman

• Domotics and the real world

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prof.ir. Wim Zeiler

• The Living Environment of 2015 and a
  meta-analysis of students evaluation of domotics
  projects