The document discusses the challenges and opportunities of an aging population and new technologies. It presents three scenarios for how technology could impact aging and care for seniors: [1] National standards scenario where the government sets standards, [2] "Free choice?" scenario with a market-based approach, and [3] "Happy together" scenario with a collaborative social approach. It recommends that Norway develop care packages utilizing technology by 2015, provide local incentives and address privacy/consent issues to enable innovation while protecting seniors.

1. Future Aging and New Technology Tore Tennøe, Director The Norwegian Board of Technology

3. The Senior Tsunami – can we surf it? av 25 2009 2020

4. The New Seniors Many, wealthy and educated Independent living at home Will they redefine ageing? New technology enables – but are we up for it?

5. The Double Challenge Workforce per pensioner av 25 Need for care workers

6. Body Sensors

7. Smart Housing Trygghetssentral Drift Omsorgspersonale Telefon, Internett Kommunikasjon Underholdning

8. Tracking Technologies

9. Robotics

10. What do people think?

11. 3 Scenario Workshops

12. Social pattern: Collective Health services Marked based Public Free choice? National standards Happy Together… Individual Scenarios

13. Anne-Berit Gunnar Khalid

14. Scenario 1 – National standards

15. Scenario 2 – ”Free choice?”

16. Scenario 3 – ”Happy together”

17. What did people say? Care technology is ok! Concerns about loneliness Care sector wants support User-friendly interface and technical security essential

18. Our recommendations

19. What needs to be done? Care package by 2015 Local incentives and demands Privacy: Consent & minimisation Innovation: a massive upside We only need £ 110 million…

23. A job for the municipalities call centres infrastructure in new buildings as pilot projects national competence centre

24. What about dementia, and lack of consent ? Consent in advance voluntary by GPs changeable

25. Minimization and proportionality National guidelines are needed Building competence How to protect privacy?