1. Internet of Things (IoT) technology: It can connect aging facilities and equipments to the Internet to realize remote monitoring and management.
2. Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology: Including face recognition, voice recognition, natural language processing and other technologies, which can provide intelligent senior care services, such as intelligent assistants, health monitoring, smart home, etc.
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3. Big data technology: through the collection and analysis of a large amount of pension data, it can provide more accurate and personalized pension services, such as health management, disease prediction, etc.
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4. Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality Technology: It can provide entertainment and social interaction experience for the elderly, such as virtual reality games, augmented reality social platforms, etc.
5. Telemedicine technology: Through the Internet and communication technology, telemedicine services can be realized, including remote diagnosis, remote monitoring, etc., which can provide more convenient and efficient medical services for the elderly.
6. Cloud and Edge Computing Technology: It can provide efficient data storage and processing capabilities, and realize the interconnection and collaborative work of intelligent senior living facilities and equipment.
6. Biometrics: such as fingerprint recognition, iris recognition, etc., which can realize identity authentication and security management for the elderly.
7. High-speed network technology: such as 5G network, which can provide fast and stable network support for senior care services.