… The evaluation of the WayFiS will be done with its end-users and will … WayFiS service
speed, accuracy, dependability and scalability for a real-time, continuous navigation of seniors in …

… nding technology offers many possibilities by which older people … This paper describes new
urban wayfi nding technologies … Wayfinding technology is likely to become an increasingly …

… To ensure that the MS service is in accordance with the needs and wishes of real seniors,
a thorough user needs analysis was conducted. In this paper the methods used and findings …

… This paper introduced a new IT-based service for elderly walking assist using … elderly
pedestrians’ WTP (willingness to pay) for IT-based walking assistance device. A total of 189 elderly …

… The growth of such areas as microelectronics, information technology, telecommunications
infrastructure, as well as the rapid increase in the number of elderly people in Europe and …

… Orientation, path finding and architectural legibility: A review and theoretical integration. …
Improving way-finding and architectural legibility in housing for the elderly. In V. Regnier & J…

… The primary goal of AAL solutions is to extend the time which elderly people can live
independently in their preferred environment using ICT technologies for personal healthcare [3,4]. …

This paper presents a fuzzy expert system for prioritization of heterogeneous customers with
different needs. In this way, it is possible to improve the average waiting cost of a queuing …

… a building facilitates the ability of users to find their way within it. The present study evaluated
the … way-finding to be a problem for a substantial minority. The impact upon way-finding of …

… Landmarks are a very important part of effective wayfi nding instructions. Therefore much …
varying user groups becomes especially relevant if wayfi nding instructions are to be adapted …