Johns Hopkins researchers are developing a socially assistive robot with a companion Fitbit interaction app to support personalized, at-home physical activity for older adults.

PP4H develops a self-administered ear acupressure system supported by a mobile tool to address pain, insomnia, and fatigue in older adults with chronic conditions.

CareMOBI is a user-centered mHealth application that enables family caregivers, adult day centers, and primary care providers to share dementia-related health information and support risk-aware clinical decision making.

mHealthy Patterns is developing a smartphone app to reduce sleep-wake disorders in persons living with dementia through tailored, timed activities.

React-Habita is developing habita, an AI-based remote well-being monitoring and communication service for elderly and disabled individuals.