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IOS Press, Frontiers in Artificial Intelligence and Applications, 2023

DOI: 10.3233/faia230114

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RadioMe: Adaptive Radio to Support People with Mild Dementia in Their Own Home

Book chapter published in 2023 by Patrizia Di Campli San Vito ORCID, Xiaochen Yang ORCID, Stephen Brewster ORCID, Alex Street ORCID, Jörg Fachner ORCID, Paul Fernie ORCID, Leonardo Muller-Rodriguez ORCID, Ming Hung Hsu ORCID, Helen Odell-Miller ORCID, Hari Shaji ORCID, Paulo Itaborai ORCID, Beth Evison ORCID, Nicolas Farina ORCID, Sube Banerjee ORCID, Alexis Kirke ORCID and other authors.
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Abstract

People with dementia and their carers are experiencing a complicated and highly personal health journey. The RadioMe system, an adaptive live radio system enriched with reminder possibilities and agitation detection and intervention with personalised calming music, is being developed to support people with mild dementia in their own home. RadioMe is an ongoing, interdisciplinary project, combining expertise on dementia, music therapy, music computation and human computer interaction.