• Experience dementia: experience the world of someone with dementia through Virtual Reality glasses.
• ExperienceTable: interactive games as an accessible way to bring the elderly together.
• CareXS: safe medication via drip at home
• Chatta from Care Messenger: easily turns a TV into a communication platform that allows video calling and sending photos and videos.
• Companion: tablet and app for remote care.
• Cue2Walk: smart, portable device for people with Parkinson's disease to independently break freezing symptoms (Freeze of Gait).
• Envision: smart glasses and app that translates visual information into spoken text.
• Gene Care: a digital photo frame with sensors and an app for carers to share photos, make video calls and keep an eye on things.
• Glimpse: device and app that people with burnout to help with breathing exercises.
• Hable One: small, handy device for people with a visual impairment to operate a smartphone with ease.
• Hello 24/7: an app for informal carers to share tasks and quickly organize extra helping hands.
• Living together: personal alarm using sensors in the house.
• Medassist.online: app for enabling remote assistance.
• PIA: Personal interactive assistant and lifestyle coach via WhatsApp.
• Robots in healthcare: social robots and platform that keep you company or invite you to move (more).
• Rolzz: rollator and wheelchair in one product.
• SafeSense: sensor pad and monitoring system for nursing care
• SeniorsTAB: tablets and smartphones for seniors.
• Home explorer technology: check which tool best suits your situation.
• Tessa from Tinybots: a social care robot that provides verbal guidance in daily activities.
• Tcare: offers domestic help and guidance to provide residents of The Hague with the most pleasant home possible.
• Lending points The Hague: find out which tools you can borrow from where.
• Story cuddly Sambuddy: soft hug that offers a listening ear to children with a request for help.
• Cloud Hip Airbag: hip airbag for a soft landing in the event of a fall.

In the living room you can discover what care technology means. Talk to our ambassadors who are already using it and try out even more smart home tools, such as a door viewer, a smart watch and a digital medicine dispenser.

Short program led by presenter Johan Overdevest. With, among others, Kavita Parbhudayal (alderman for Work, Neighborhoods and Services, and driver of healthcare innovation), Luc de Witte (lecturer Technology for Healthcare at The Hague University of Applied Sciences) and the introduction of the Technology for Home Explorer Kavita Parbhudayal and Arjan van der Weijde (Director of Home Living Group).

Providers on the market tell about their product or service in 1 minute. Always in blocks of fifteen minutes.

14:00 – 14:15: Care products/services/remote care + visual impairment

14:30 – 14:45: Products/services in the field of mobility/security + communication

15:00 – 15:15: Organize products/services in the field of dementia + care smarter/support staff

There will be a substantive session on financing and funding for residents, professionals and policymakers at 2 p.m. led by JB Lorenz. Who has to pay what? What do the residents themselves pay? What is covered by the Wmo or insurer? Or are there more creative ways? Come to the session and share your thoughts and ideas.

Technology can help to organize the Social Support Act (Wmo) in a smarter and more affordable way and to keep it accessible to everyone who needs it. But which technology is already being used in The Hague and what other opportunities are there? Listen and think along about technology in the Social Support Act in The Hague, now and in the future!

The session for Wmo employees and care employees is organized by the Municipality of The Hague, Tzorg and the Living Lab Social Domain.