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adapt it to a different interface or data model. In that case, virtual representations
of the universAAL devices would be created in SOFIA2. Then, the SIL would get
the measurements from universAAL, perform the proper semantic and syntactic
translations and send them to SOFIA2 to update the values of the virtual devices.
Then, the application would be able to retrieve the data using the SOFIA2 API.
Exchange of activity monitoring services between Leeds and Valencia
The DS of Leeds (UK) and the DS of Valencia (Spain) have developed their own
services based on FIWARE. Although each DS has a different data model, they can
translate the data between both data models using AIoTES and make use of the
services developed in the other DS, such as the indoor/outdoor position service of
DS Valencia and the door status monitoring service of DS Leeds.
Gaming exchange between Finland and Madrid
The DS of Finland and the DS of Madrid (Spain) have implemented the use case of
cognitive stimulation for mental decline prevention. Since semantic interoperability
has been achieved, each of these DS can make use of the specific applications and
services developed in the other DS.
New services incorporated in the Deployment Sites
In addition to the service exchanges, new services developed externally have been
incorporated in the DSs. The following are some examples of such services:
Muvone
Muvone is a service for the prevention of osteoporosis based on the monitoring of
physical activity and sunlight exposure using specific wearable devices and mobile
applications based on FIWARE. Thanks to the semantic interoperability provided by
AIoTES, two different DSs using universAAL and a third one using sensiNact have
incorporated this new service.
Smartfloor
The DS of Greece has incorporated a fall detection/prevention service based on the
data received from a smart floor. This smart floor also allows daily activity monitoring
at home. These services have been developed on FIWARE. Using AIoTES, the smart
floor services are being used in a DS with an infrastructure based on universAAL.
LOLA
LOLA is a solution for health monitoring and emergency detection based on the use
of smartwatches. In an emergency situation, it can trigger and emergency call and
provide information about the location and health of the person, which allows a more
rapid and accurate response. This new service has been incorporated in the DS of
Galicia.
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adapt it to a different interface or data model. In that case, virtual representations
of the universAAL devices would be created in SOFIA2. Then, the SIL would get
the measurements from universAAL, perform the proper semantic and syntactic
translations and send them to SOFIA2 to update the values of the virtual devices.
Then, the application would be able to retrieve the data using the SOFIA2 API.
Exchange of activity monitoring services between Leeds and Valencia
The DS of Leeds (UK) and the DS of Valencia (Spain) have developed their own
services based on FIWARE. Although each DS has a different data model, they can
translate the data between both data models using AIoTES and make use of the
services developed in the other DS, such as the indoor/outdoor position service of
DS Valencia and the door status monitoring service of DS Leeds.
Gaming exchange between Finland and Madrid
The DS of Finland and the DS of Madrid (Spain) have implemented the use case of
cognitive stimulation for mental decline prevention. Since semantic interoperability
has been achieved, each of these DS can make use of the specific applications and
services developed in the other DS.
New services incorporated in the Deployment Sites
In addition to the service exchanges, new services developed externally have been
incorporated in the DSs. The following are some examples of such services:
Muvone
Muvone is a service for the prevention of osteoporosis based on the monitoring of
physical activity and sunlight exposure using specific wearable devices and mobile
applications based on FIWARE. Thanks to the semantic interoperability provided by
AIoTES, two different DSs using universAAL and a third one using sensiNact have
incorporated this new service.
Smartfloor
The DS of Greece has incorporated a fall detection/prevention service based on the
data received from a smart floor. This smart floor also allows daily activity monitoring
at home. These services have been developed on FIWARE. Using AIoTES, the smart
floor services are being used in a DS with an infrastructure based on universAAL.
LOLA
LOLA is a solution for health monitoring and emergency detection based on the use
of smartwatches. In an emergency situation, it can trigger and emergency call and
provide information about the location and health of the person, which allows a more
rapid and accurate response. This new service has been incorporated in the DS of
Galicia.