Ambient Lighting Integrated Assistance System
Summary:
This paper discusses the development of a system that uses lighting to improve the health and well-being of elderly individuals, particularly in relation to circadian rhythm and mood regulation.
Categories
- Aging: The paper focuses on improving the health and well-being of elderly individuals through the use of lighting.
- Lighting Design Considerations: The paper discusses the development of a system that uses lighting to improve health and well-being, considering factors such as color and intensity of light.
- Cognitive function and memory: The paper discusses the impact of light on cognitive function, particularly in relation to circadian rhythm.
- Mood regulation: The paper discusses the impact of light on mood regulation, particularly in relation to circadian rhythm.
- Well-being: The paper focuses on improving the overall well-being of individuals through the use of lighting.
Author(s)
PM de Almeida
Publication Year:
2015
Number of Citations:
3
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