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New In i t i a t i v e s – Janua r y 24 , 2014

•  Corporate Affiliates program

•  Design Challenge

•  Stanford Distinguished Career Fellows Program

New Initiatives

•  Website and materials developed •  Corporate prospect list underway •  Strategy – Source of sustaining funds for Center operations •  Program Goal – Bring together academics, business leaders and policy makers

to ensure the Center’s work is relevant to urgent realities of population aging

Corporate Affiliates Program

•  Launched September 2013 •  Great sponsorship from industry •  Phase I complete Dec 2nd, 2013

•  52 Designs submitted •  31 universities, 15 countries

•  7 Finalists •  Winners to be announced at Stanford April 10th

•  $10K to winner •  Exposure to industry and investors for all finalists •  Looking to pair finalists with mentors

STANFORD CENTER ON LONGEVITY

DESIGN CHALLENGE “Maximizing Independence for those with Cognitive Impairment”

Design Challenge

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Applied Human Sciences 4 Bioengineering 1 Biology 1 Biomedical Eng. 2

Chemical Engineering 1 Computer Engineer 1 Computer Science 3 Design 10

Electrical Engineering 3 Management 2 Fine Arts 1 Industrial Design 9 Leisure 1

Mechanical Engineering 4 Neuropsychology 2 Nursing 2 Psychology 2 Technology 3

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52 Entries Total 2 Indicates the # of entries

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In collaboration with Aging 2.0

Platinum: New Retirement Forum Gold: Brookdale / Institute for Optimal Aging, Direct Supply, Eskaton Silver: Home Instead, Silverado, Benchmark Senior Living, Home Care Assistance

Thanks to our Sponsors:

Educational / Marketing Partners: Alzheimer’s Association, Caring.com, OnLok Lifeways, Front Porch, AgeTech West, Family Caregivers Alliance. Tech Sponsor: Skild.

2013-2014 Stanford Center on Longevity Design Challenge Entries

Ritika Mathur, Copenhagen Institute of Interaction Design

Memory Maps

Automated Home Activity Monitoring

Guido Pusiol, Stanford

CareSolver

Arick Morton, Harvard Confage

Ani Abgaryan, San Francisco State University

EATWELL

Sah Yao, Academy of Art Institute (San Francisco)

Taste+

Huabin Kok, National University of Singapore

ThermoRing

Kayvan Mojtahedzadeh, San Francisco State University

Challenge Finals April 10th

Stanford University

Finalists

•  Students present to academics, companies and investors at finals

•  Award presentation

•  Announce next year’s challenge –  Preliminary challenge is solutions to getting older people to

be more physically active

Next Steps

DISCUSSION