SmartWork: designing a smart age-friendly living and working environment for office workers

O. Kocsis, K. Moustakas, N. Fakotakis, C. Vassiliou, Androniki Toska, G. Vanderheiden, Achilleas Stergiou, Dimitrios Amaxilatis, André Pardal, J. Quintas, H. Hermens, M. Cabrita, C. Dantas, Sonja Hansen, T. Ziemke, Valentina Tageo, P. Dougan
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Europe is being severely challenged by the ageing of the population, and although for well over a decade now is looking for strategies to effectively increase the labour force participation of older workers and reduce the rates of early retirement and labour market exit, the unemployment amongst older people remains particularly high. The design and realization of age-friendly living and working environments is a huge challenge that we have just only started to address as the number of older citizens who are and want to continue being active members of society and live independently is constantly increasing. This paper introduces the SmartWork project, which aims at building a worker-centric Artificial Intelligence system for work ability sustainability, integrating unobtrusive sensing and modelling of the worker state with a suite of novel services for context and worker-aware adaptive work support.
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SmartWork:为上班族设计智慧的高龄生活和工作环境
欧洲正受到人口老龄化的严重挑战,尽管十多年来一直在寻找有效提高老年工人劳动力参与率和降低提前退休率和劳动力市场退出率的战略,但老年人的失业率仍然特别高。老年人友好型生活和工作环境的设计和实现是一个巨大的挑战,我们才刚刚开始解决,因为老年人的数量正在不断增加,他们希望继续成为社会的积极成员,并独立生活。本文介绍了SmartWork项目,该项目旨在建立一个以工人为中心的人工智能系统,以实现工作能力的可持续性,将工人状态的不显眼感知和建模与一套新颖的服务相结合,用于环境和工人感知的适应性工作支持。
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