The boom in aging around the world, including China where traditional family-based care is common, is underpinning a tech revolution in elder care, say Flinders University health and aged care experts. In a new article published in Frontiers in Public Health, the authors outline the potential for user-friendly, customized wearable devices, robotic assistants and sensors to enhance the independence and well-being of many more elderly people who want to “grow old gracefully” in their own home. “In extensive collaboration throughout the region, we have looked at older adult care and Read More