Experiment'HAAL Platform

Living Lab Health Autonomy

Develop services enabling disabled, frail or elderly people to become less dependent or to strengthen their social ties.

Intended to develop and then host experimental assistance devices for use tests, this platform allows in-situ testing of services developed in research projects before their deployment in real-life situations.

The Living Lab Experiment’Haal is part of the LLSA® Forum, which aims at federating and bringing together different actors involved in the Living Lab approach.

The general interdisciplinary platform : Experiment’Haal, is part of the platforms used by the members of the inter-cluster action HAAL (Human Ambient Assisted Living) (CNRS UMR 6285 Lab-STICC)

Skills

The team is highly competent in software design and development. These skills are used to integrate the required technical functionalities into operational IT equipment. Indeed, the mechanisms designed to meet the needs of a given population are systematically used by people («samples» of the target population) who must experience the service in real life so that sociologists can analyze their uses and validate their social utility. The latter first identify the needs and expectations of the population, then accompany the deployment of the technologies developed and finally, analyse the uses of the deployed services.