Business Models for Wireless AAL Systems — Financing Strategies

J. Bleja, Henrike Langer, U. Grossmann
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This paper presents results that have emerged during the development of an Ambient Assisted Living (AAL) system designed to enable elderly people who are in need of care to stay longer independently in their own homes. For this purpose, various already existing devices, such as devices for recording vital data, recognition of dehydration, memory functions, and the like, will be combined with innovative new developments, such as a language assistant specially designed for the target group. The resulting Ambient Assisted Living system includes a minimally invasive radio transmission system and intelligent home sensors. In a cloud portal, data is collected, stored, transmitted and managed. In addition to the development of innovative technical solutions, a sustainable and profitable collaborative business model needs products to be developed for the sustainable establishment of services in the market. This would require appropriate financing strategies that go beyond direct financing by the user/resident. The German healthcare system in particular offers ideal conditions for a hybrid pricing model. This could benefit both the economy and society.
无线AAL系统的商业模式-融资策略
本文介绍了在开发环境辅助生活(AAL)系统期间出现的结果,该系统旨在使需要照顾的老年人能够在自己的家中独立生活更长时间。为此目的,各种现有的设备,如记录生命数据的设备,脱水识别,记忆功能等,将与创新的新发展相结合,如专门为目标群体设计的语言助手。由此产生的环境辅助生活系统包括一个微创无线电传输系统和智能家庭传感器。在云门户中,数据被收集、存储、传输和管理。除了开发创新的技术解决方案外,还需要开发可持续和有利可图的协作商业模式,以便在市场上可持续地建立服务。这将需要适当的筹资战略,超出用户/居民直接筹资的范围。尤其是德国的医疗保健系统,为混合定价模式提供了理想的条件。这对经济和社会都有好处。
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