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PolyU Design’s Researchers Shines at the 2024 Shenzhen International Intelligent Elderly Care Industry Expo

6 Nov 2024

PolyU Design Knowledge Transfer

Dr Hailiang WANG at the 2024 Shenzhen International Intelligent Elderly Care Industry Expo

Dr Hailiang WANG and the F.I.T. (Future Intelligent Tailored) Design Group


The F.I.T. (Future Intelligent Tailored) Design Group led by Dr Hailiang WANG, Assistant Professor at PolyU School of Design, recently showcased their work at the prestigious 2024 Shenzhen International Intelligent Elderly Care Industry Expo. This exposition, themed “Better Hi-tech, Better Elderly Care” this year, serves as a global epicentre of cutting-edge elderly care solutions. The positive feedback from visitors, industry and peers of the field stands as a testament to the critical role PolyU's design visionaries played.

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In the Expo, the team showcased pioneering research and design concepts aimed at enhancing the lives of older adults through advanced technology. Their multidisciplinary approach and international collaborations unveiled groundbreaking solutions across four key areas: healthcare systems, environmental adaptation, travel convenience, and residence safety.Participating in thematic forums, the F.I.T. Design Group shared insights on technology applications, user experience, and design thinking. Their contributions garnered significant attention and underscored PolyU Design's commitment to design excellence and its pivotal role in driving innovation in digital geriatric care.
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Industry experts lauded the F.I.T. Design Group's innovative concepts, acknowledging their potential to revolutionise the global geriatric care landscape. These designs are poised to serve as valuable references, inspiring advancements and setting new standards in intelligent elderly care solutions worldwide.

 



Topics design for social change | eldercare | Exhibition | inclusive design | service design | Research | PolyU Design Research | PolyU Design Knowledge Transfer
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