Apr 17 2008
The exciting new world of PC based "Assistive Domotics" and Windows Vista Ultimate and Life|Ware from Exceptional Innovations
I am very excited to announce that Arestar (R*), LLC, based in Palm Beach Gardens, FL has launched a services practice that is dedicated entirely to the field of Assistive Domotics. Our mission statement is entirely focused on increasing the quality of life for people that are Physically Challenged through the design, development and implementation of innovative PC based technologies based upon Windows Vista Ultimate and Exceptional Innovations, Life|Ware Home Automation software.
Please stay tuned for more exciting postings about the “Art of the Possible” using these agile and robust software/hardware based technologies and solutions, and how they will significantly increase the quality of life for millions of people who today are challenged by what most people take for granted as ordinary tasks and activities.
Over the course of the next 90 days Steve Turner and Ray Casey will post a series of blog pages dedicated to describing scenarios of how PC based solutions will make everyday chores much easier to approach, manage and tackle using these break through technologies.
Again, we are very excited about what the future and NOW have in store for this field, and most importantly we are delighted and passionate about how these solutions will introduce joy, relief and peace of mind to Millions that will benefit from the break through’s in this field.
Here is a quote from the Assistive Domotics topic on Wikipedia that best sum’s up this sentiment and vision:
While talking about technology, Microsoft Corporation’s C.E.O. Steve Ballmer once said, “The number one benefit of technology is that it empowers people to do what they want to do. It lets people be creative. It lets people be productive. It lets people learn things they didn’t think they could learn before, and so in a sense it is all about potential”
(BrainyQuote 2007).
Ray Casey – Arestar (R*), LLC
This is great. I hope we get a lot going here. I have been charged with consulting for a large 2 facility multi million dollar smart design residence home for the developmentally disabled in Colorado. The first is to break ground this summer of 2008.
We are looking for collaberators worldwide on this project as the research and innovations are sketchy, scattered, and peicemeal at best to date. There certainly are a lot of avenues to go but we have decided to focus on the following goal/vision:
“The primary goal is to research, develop, implement and train with efficacy feedback, the most cutting edge cost effective solutions for consumers residing in the homes so that they can better live more independently. A secondary goal is to create these homes in a ‘green’ manner as a living laboratory so that these strategies and systems can be used on a much wider basis, even internationally, in individual’s homes by caregivers and themselves, so that we can better address a rapidly growing and under-served population without the need to continually build more smarthome facilities.”
Please give us your thoughts, ideas, experiences and contact information. We are at the facility design phase. We have the first architectural drawing complete and a site set for the first building as well as most of the monies secured for the two projects.