SALSA - Sensors and Automation for Freedom, Security, Autonomy
Record number: 540
Last update: June 2024
Type of document: Projects
Last update: June 2024
Type of document: Projects
Funding body: Fondazione CARIPLO - Programma InnovaWelfare
Partners: Informatici Senza Frontiere APS (Capo fila)
Centro IRCCS “Santa Maria Nascente” di Milano – Fondazione Don Carlo Gnocchi Onlus
CASCINA BIBLIOTECA Società Cooperativa Sociale Di Solidarietà A R.L. Onlus
Year of publication: 2024
Project start date: 01/06/2024
Project end date:
Project state: Ongoing
F.d.G. Team: Claudia Salatino (UOS DAT SIVA), Federico Spinelli (DSI), Luca Cagliani (UOS DAT SIVA), Francesco Zava (UOS DAT SIVA), Valerio Gower (DSI), Elena Bergamini (UOS DAT SIVA), Chiara Folini (UOS DAT SIVA), Marina Ramella (UOS DATA SIVA), Rosa Maria Converti (UOS DAT SIVA)
Abstract:
The SALSA project aims to improve the lives of fragile people and caregivers in Milan through a welfare process that uses innovative market technological solutions, training assistants and offering them a post-installation support. It will involve 125 adults with mental, social or motor disabilities in a co-planning and adoption of customized sensors/ home automation kits, aiming to increase independence and housing security. At the same time, 5 additional users of the Don Gnocchi Foundation (FDG) DAT (Home Automation, Aids, Occupational Therapy) Unit with mobility disabilities will participate in the testing of advanced technological solutions under the guidance of Informatics Without Borders (ISF). Innovative solutions, validated during this testing phase, will be implemented in targeted pilot installations. A customized post-installation service will be offered to 40 operators of Cascina Library (CB), 10 operators of FDG and 125 beneficiaries to ensure the continuous adoption of technologies.
The SALSA project aims to improve the lives of fragile people and caregivers in Milan through a welfare process that uses innovative market technological solutions, training assistants and offering them a post-installation support. It will involve 125 adults with mental, social or motor disabilities in a co-planning and adoption of customized sensors/ home automation kits, aiming to increase independence and housing security. At the same time, 5 additional users of the Don Gnocchi Foundation (FDG) DAT (Home Automation, Aids, Occupational Therapy) Unit with mobility disabilities will participate in the testing of advanced technological solutions under the guidance of Informatics Without Borders (ISF). Innovative solutions, validated during this testing phase, will be implemented in targeted pilot installations. A customized post-installation service will be offered to 40 operators of Cascina Library (CB), 10 operators of FDG and 125 beneficiaries to ensure the continuous adoption of technologies.