Registration fees for participants (excluding VAT)
EIP on AHA Ticket
Discount code required
DKK2,010.00
Early Bird Ticket
Registration latest June 14th 2019 - No longer available
DKK2,600.00
DKK1,100.00
Regular Ticket
Registration after June 14th 2019
DKK2,010.00
DKK2,010.00
DKK2,999.00
DKK2,999.00
DKK1,500.00
DKK1,800.00
Please state below which AAL Project you are taking part in
Welcome Coctails - Aarhus City Hall is included for all
Get-together coctails and networking
Date: 23.09.2019 - Time: 19.45 - 22.00
No, I will not attend the Get togetherFULL
Reception Buffet Wednesday is included in both early bird & regular ticket
Date: Sep 25, 2019Time: 2000 - 2300
I will attend the reception buffetFULL
I will not attend the reception buffet
Students and 65+ Ticket
AAL Forum offers reduced registration fee for students and 65+ years. For both categories proof must be send after submitting the registration. Students may send their student ID and 65+ may send their ID to aal2019@kongreskompagniet.dk
Student and 65+ 3 days (121 €) FULL
DKK905.00
Student and 65+ one day (67 €) FULL
DKK500.00
Reception Buffet Wednesday
Additional fee
Date: Sep 25, 2019Time: 2000 - 2300
I will attend the reception buffetFULL
DKK375.00
I will not attend the reception buffet
Special dietary needs:
Workshops - Tuesday 24th September 09:00 - 10:30
Only select this option below if you do not want to attend any of the workshops on this page
I will not be attending the below workshopsFULL
Workshop 1
The Value of the Silver Economy using the Gold of the Future
W1FULL
Workshop 2
Public R&D funding instruments and market uptake
W2FULL
Workshop 3
Towards an eco-system approach for ageing well in a digital Europe (AAL Programme)
W3FULL
Workshop 4 & 5
W4: The Compaan tablet, a successful example of eHealth implementation. W5: A quick guide to IoT: opportunities and barriers for the implementation of IoT projects
W4 & W5FULL
Workshop 6 & 7
W6: Implementing a new technological workflow in socio-educational work W7: Implementation of assisted living technology in elder care in Aarhus
W6 & W7FULL
Workshops - Tuesday 24th September 11:00 - 12:30
Only select this option below if you do not want to attend any of the workshops on this page
I will not be attending the below workshopsFULL
Workshop 8
Smart Healthy Age Friendly Environments and the Blueprint for digital transformation of Health and Care (joint session AAL/EIP on AHA)
W8FULL
Workshop 9
Engaging the new old
W9FULL
Workshop 10
Assistive systems empowering seniors in the workplace: Challenges and potentials
W10FULL
Workshop 11
Do The Right Thing: The Ethics Of Digital Health
W11FULL
Workshop 12 & 13
W12:The importance of creating shared value through integrated business models in the healthcare economy. W13: What are robots doing here?
W12 & W13FULL
Workshops - Tuesday 24th September 16:00 - 17:30
Only select this option below if you do not want to attend any of the workshops on this page
I will not be attending the below workshopsFULL
Workshop 14
Regional innovation scaling-up (joint session AAL/EIP on AHA)
W14FULL
Workshop 15
Born in Flanders – Raised to support global ageing
W15FULL
Workshop 16
Mythbusters: Empowering people with dementia / VR-Glasses as an activity for citizens with dementia
W16FULL
Workshops - Wednesday 25th September 09:00 - 10:30
Only select this option below if you do not want to attend any of the workshops on this page
I will not be attending the below workshopsFULL
Workshop 17 & 18
W17: How do we attract big private & public buyers to the AAL solutions? W18: Turning an AAL project into a successful business case: Experiences from SMEs in AAL
W17 & W18FULL
Elevator pitches
Elevator pitch is a brand-new format that will be implemented at the AAL Forum 2019 in Aarhus. The intention of the six elevator pitches is to spark interest across the audience and call for a separate debate and discussion with other interested participants. Presenters have six minutes to pitch their project.
Elevator pitchesFULL
Workshop 19 & 20
W19: Municipalities fostering the implementation of ICT solutions: Success case of Riga City Hall and Senior Group W20. How Northern Ireland is creating better conditions for SMEs through PCP
W19 & W20FULL
Workshop 21
Designing a successful AAL implementation roadmap: a design approach to maximise adoption of your AAL solution
W21FULL
Workshop 22
Democratisation of the Internet of Things. Off-the-shelf technology tailored for everyone
W22FULL
Workshops - Wednesday 25th September 14:00 - 15:30
Only select this option below if you do not want to attend any of the workshops on this page
I will not be attending the below workshopsFULL
Workshop 23
Digital FrontRunners – Mindset and Skillset in the new digital reality
W23FULL
Workshop 24
Innovation to market – I2M (joint session AAL/EIP on AHA)
W24FULL
Workshop 25 & 26
W25: Early adoption and implementation through collaboration and testing. W26: Selection, testing and implementation of welfare technology in Copenhagen
W25 & W26FULL
Workshop 27
Evaluating the demand of social technology: A key factor towards market success
W27FULL
Workshop 31
Privacy-aware and acceptable lifelogging services for older people
W31FULL
Workshops - Wednesday 25th September 16:00 - 17:30
Only select this option below if you do not want to attend any of the workshops on this page
I will not be attending the below workshopsFULL
Workshop 29
Ethics: The challenges ahead towards a framework for IT-AHA in Europe
W29FULL
Workshop 30
Enabling implementation decisions. Assessing the effectiveness of AAL: the case of EvAALuation and MAFEIP (joint session AAL/EIP on AHA)
W30FULL
Workshop 28
Computer games for seniors and their relatives: A playful approach to social wellbeing
W28FULL
Workshop 32
7h Workshop on Mobility Solutions: Autonomous Vehicles
W32FULL
Guided tours to the AAL Forum Exhibition
We are pleased to announce that this year we will be giving guided tours of the AAL Forum exhibition space. These tours will provide you with a more in-depth explanation of the products and services on display, and we very much hope that you will join us for one of them!
The guided tours will bring together small groups of participants (10-12) with a guide and a schedule. The guide will take the participants to a selection of stands, where the exhibitors will each have five minutes to present their product, with another five minutes penned in for questions and answers. When the time is up, the guide will ensure that the whole group moves on to the next exhibitor. Within a time slot of 1½ hours, the group will get acquainted with 6-8 technologies.
Why would I sign up for a guided tour to the Forum Exhibition when I could just go there during a break? The concept of guided tours ensures that you get to see the categories of products that interest you. You will be joining a group of peers with the same interests but from different countries and fields of work. The exhibitors will make short pitches of their product, after which you and the group can ask questions and make comments, and then the group moves on. In our experience, participants enjoy the guided tours a lot. The mixed groups ensure a dynamic interaction – you meet peers that you might not have met otherwise, and you get to know products that you might not have thought about seeing if you were on your own.
The tours are divided into the 5 categories below
Training: Technologies that can help you stay fit or get in shape, physically as well as cognitively. The focus is on technologies that will empower the end users to master their own lives, that will make it easier for staff and relatives to supervise and help, and that will help service providers support the needs of the end users
Safety and security: The focus in this tour will be on technologies that can detect if a person has fallen, that help people avoid falling, that help you to locate a person who has gone missing, and that allow people to call for assistance if they are in need of help or that help them to feel safe and calm.
Healthcare: Technologies that are aimed at healthcare professionals that can help them in their work when supervising patients or helping people in their own homes
Active daily living, work and communication: These technologies make it easier for people to lead an independent life, can help people in their work, or can be used for communication with friends and relatives.
R&D and education: Research or learning programmes that are aimed at innovation and cross-sectorial collaboration or information about AAL and end users and their needs.
Select the time slot that fits your plans and select a category - you can sign up for as many tours as you like and we will take care of the rest
Guided Tours Tuesday 24th 9.00 - 10.30
TrainingFULL
Safety and SecurityFULL
Active Daily Living, Work and CommunicationFULL
Health CareFULL
R&D and EducationFULL
No, I will not attendFULL
Guided Tours Tuesday 24th 11.00-12.30
TrainingFULL
Safety and SecurityFULL
Active Daily Living, Work and CommunicationFULL
Health CareFULL
R&D and EducationFULL
No, I will not attendFULL
Guided Tours Tuesday 24th 16.00 - 17.30
TrainingFULL
Safety and SecurityFULL
Active Daily Living, Work and CommunicationFULL
Health CareFULL
R&D and EducationFULL
No, I will not attendFULL
Guided Tours Wednesday 25th 9.00 - 10.30
TrainingFULL
Safety and SecurityFULL
Active Daily Living, Work and CommunicationFULL
Health CareFULL
R&D and EducationFULL
No, I will not attendFULL
Guided Tours Wednesday 25th 14.00 - 15.30
TrainingFULL
Safety and SecurityFULL
Active Daily Living, Work and CommunicationFULL
Health CareFULL
R&D and EducationFULL
No, I will not attendFULL
Cultural activities during the Forum 2019. All arranged by our senior volunteers in Aarhus!
Morning excercise and run
A run of 30 minutes with senior volunteer runners. For details please see https://www.aalforum.eu
Yes, I will attend the morning exerciseFULL
No, I will not attend the morning exercise
Dinner with Danes
This event offers you dinner with a Danish family. For details please see https://www.aalforum.eu
Yes, I will attend dinner with a DaneFULL
No, I will not attend dinner with a Dane
Habour swim with senior vikings
Swim with our senior volunteers in the harbor swimming facilities. For details please see https://www.aalforum.eu
Yes, attend the swimming in the habourFULL
No, I will not attend the swimming in the habour
Accommodation On the next page you will have the possibility of reserving a hotel room. KongresKompagniet has made preliminary hotel reservations in different categories in the city centre of Aarhus. You will be able to select between different hotels.
If you do decide to make a hotel reservation, please note the terms and cancellation policy for hotel reservations and that payment is made upon reservation directly to the KongresKompagniet. Hotel cancellation policy Individual hotel reservations can be cancelled free of charge prior to August 1st 2019.
In case of a cancellation later than August 1st, 100% of the total hotel amount will be charged as a cancellation fee. The full stay (all nights) at the hotel, will be non-refundable.
Only written cancellations to email aal2019@kongreskompagniet.dk will be considered. Changes to hotel reservations are subject to availability.
Payment of hotel accommodation
Please note that hotel accommodation is to be paid directly to Kongreskompagniet upon reservation.
Sharing a room!
If you and a colleague, wish to share a room, this is possible. It is important that only one of you book a double room. If not, then you will be invoiced for two double rooms. Please note in the field "sharing with", the name of the person you will be sharing a room with.
Hotel special requirements:
Accommodation
No Accommodation Required
Check-In Date
Check-Out Date
CABINN Aarhus
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Cabinn Aarhus is situated in the middle of Aarhus near the cathedral and the theatre. Also nearby, you will find the nice Latin Quarter and the main shopping street and right behind the building the Aarhus riverside cafes and restaurants.
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Radisson Blu Aarhus offers 234 newly refurbished rooms in different styles, all with air-conditioning. Every room is equipped with a flat screen television and cable channels, minibar and a safebox.
Even if no rooms are available here, we might still be able to assist you with a room. Please send an e-mail to aal2019@kongreskompagniet with your request for a room
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The hotel is situated in the centre of Aarhus within walking distance of shopping streets and attractions such as the open-air museum Den Gamle By and the museum of art ARoS.
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Wakeup Aarhus, M.P. Bruuns Gade is a cool and modern budget hotel designed by architect Kim Utzon. Focusing on functionality and design, the 12-15 m2 sized rooms include air conditioning, flat screen TV, a good desk and free Wi-Fi. The hotel is decorated with furniture from some of the best Danish furniture designers.
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