The team engages youngsters to promote brain health to the older generation, bringing the benefits of AI technology to the community.

Hip fracture is a severe consequence of falls among older adults. The team’s hip protector and education programme seek to prevent hip fractures in high-risk environments – nursing homes and geriatric care.

Sarcopenia could mean fatal consequences in the elderly. The team is using a non-invasive technology to save patients from falls and fractures.

Through a shoulder exercise program developed by professionals, the team raises public awareness of shoulder health by providing quality and convenient community-based shoulder exercise program to aid the management of shoulder problems for older adults in Hong Kong.

The team creates a smartphone app with bite-sized, customised, guided-exercise videos that tackle muscle and joint pain.

Hearing impairment poses a considerable communication barrier as we age. Take action and get your hearing status checked early on with the team’s validated app.

The team is running a clinic dedicated to saving patients from breaking their bones a second time, which is highly probable and extremely costly in consequence.

Time for a stroll! Led by architects and urban planners, the elderly are discovering the city environment while airing their views on urban designs, paving the way for a walkable Hong Kong.

Exercising our mouth is just as important as training our quads, so our speech and swallowing functions are well-maintained. The team's app guides and reminds the elderly to do oral exercises regularly.

The team combined data science and machine learning technology into a dementia screening tool - and they are promoting it to the elderly and social workers.