Episode Synopsis "Anthro-Tech Talk - ''Ageing Technology: Sociology, Anthropology and human-computer interaction''"
Have you ever contemplated the integration of digital home technologies into the lives of older individuals? Can immersive virtual reality be leveraged for enrichment in aged care? Additionally, can novel technologies aid visually impaired individuals in enhancing their community engagement? During our inaugural event, Jenny Waycott, Yolande Strangers, and Kimbal Marriott delivered an insightful interdisciplinary presentation on the challenges and opportunities presented by emerging technologies for the elderly.
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