Karten Design is excited to announce that Stuart Karten has joined the Aging Into the Future Conference Advisory Board. Aging Into the Future convenes the tech community with experts and professionals in the aging field, along with older adults and their caregivers, to explore and integrate technology’s power to transform the lives of older adults.
In this HIT Consultant essay, Stuart Karten explains some of the key design elements product developers should consider when designing digital health solutions for seniors.
Robert Egger is a social entrepreneur, award-winning author, and nonprofit leader. He opened the DC Central Kitchen in 1989, pioneering the concept of America’s first “community kitchen.” At this Conversations, Robert told his fascinating story and shared future-forward perspectives on disruptive innovation and the nonprofit sector.
The Baby Boomer generation—the largest in history—is aging into the most demanding segment of consumers. In this Re/code article, Stuart Karten explains how we can develop products and services that meet the needs and expectations of this tech-savvy, older generation.
The healthcare system is scrambling to develop the products and services to meet the physical needs of tomorrow’s aging population. We believe that design and innovation can transform aging into an enjoyable, meaningful experience for older Americans.
K:D’s Design Researchers Eunji Park and Stephanie Morgan discuss designing hearing aids for aging hands and minds in the Spring 2015 issue of INNOVATION magazine.
