EaseLife connects smart reminders, home sensors, wearable technology and trusted caregivers to help people living with memory challenges feel safer and more confident at home.
Jessica is doing well
Medication confirmed
Kitchen activity detected
Morning walk completed
EaseLife brings essential daily support into a single, accessible experience. Each feature can be personalised to the person's preferences, routines and care network.
Simple voice and visual prompts for medication, hydration, appointments, meals and everyday tasks.
Optional sensors can recognise meaningful events such as movement, doors opening, water leaks or changes in routine.
Hands-free prompts, object guidance and remote assistance can support confidence during daily activities.
Family members and caregivers can receive relevant updates while preserving the person's dignity and independence.
Escalation pathways can notify trusted contacts when unusual events or urgent situations are detected.
Choose routines, contacts, reminders, accessibility preferences and connected devices.
Link the mobile app with selected home sensors, wearables and caregiver accounts.
EaseLife provides the right prompt, reassurance or alert based on real-world context.
The caregiver view focuses on meaningful information—not surveillance. Updates can be configured so trusted contacts see only what is relevant and agreed.
EaseLife is being developed as a human-centred assistive technology concept. The platform is intended to be refined with people living with dementia, family carers, clinicians and community stakeholders.
EaseLife brings together biomedical engineering, assistive technology, human-centred design and digital health research at Technological University Dublin.
Technological University Dublin
Biomedical and MedTech researcher focused on assistive technologies, smart wearables, connected care systems and independent living.
✉ hareesh.chowdary07@me.comTechnological University Dublin
Research collaborator contributing expertise in digital health, behavioural research, human-centred innovation and evaluation.
✉ Giulio.Gabrieli@TUDublin.ieSelect a suitable time to discuss pilot studies, co-design, technology integration, academic collaboration or community engagement.
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