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SAM3 SME Support for Aging in Place Technology

SAM3 SME Support for Aging in Place Technology

2023 –

Project goals: The objective of the project is to accelerate the growth of Canadian SMEs in the AgeTech ecosystem by providing them with services to test Aging in Place technologies. The project, which is supported in part by funding from the National Research Council of Canada Industrial Research Assistance Program (NRC IRAP), will utilize the specialized expertise, facilities, and equipment of the Sensors and Analytics for Monitoring Mobility and Memory (SAM3) Innovation Hub, founded by Carleton University, the Bruyère Health Research Institute and the AGE-WELL National Centre of Excellence.

SME Eligibility:

Services:

1. Solution Creation: For companies needing assistance to develop/fine-tune their technology

2. Solution Testing: For SMEs with an existing technology that requires usability/acceptability testing

3. Solution Piloting: For SMEs with a proven technology requiring pilot testing at a small or large scale

PI: Bruce WallaceHeidi Sveistrup

The specific work and results for SAM3 SME Support for Aging in Place Technology projects with any company is confidential between the SAM3 team and the company. In some cases with permission of the company, the work has been published and shared (see publications below).

2026 Project Company Partners

Aidexpress

Azimut Medical

Constant Health

Norda Technologies

2025 Project Company Partners

Ambient Activity

Celestra Health Systems

Comprehensive Healthcare At Home (CHAH)

Cook Top Safety (CTS)

Josephine.care

Neuravue

Peak Centre for Human Performance

Safe Tracks

Thriving.ai

We Care Dynamics

2024 Project Company Partners

Braebon

BRZWire

DataDuct Networks

Edge Signal

ex-able / Lung Health Foundation

Ingeni Health

Interaxon

Healthsign

PHNX Technologies

TochTech Technologies

2023 Project Company Partners

Able Innovations

Amylior

Esprit-ai

Swidget

RideShark Unified Mobility

XSENSOR

Publications:

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