I think it isn't a huge stereotype, the seniors with technology, but this tech sugarcane can some things very helpful.
The floor, which is known as the aid has a built-in Navigator, which provides the user instructions to a specific location. So if you get lost, this sugar cane will point the way home.
Additional features include monitors for the user's heart rate, blood pressure and body temperature. These important numbers are displayed on the LCD screen on the sugar cane-lock. It has even a button for SOS emergency send out.
I assume that we will see aid sugar cane to holiday homes in the future will be. I wonder whether they will have apps. I could a joke here about like a typical seniors find out this technology cannot be inserted, but I think that older people of the future are going be more tech savvy than your grandparents.
Help is the design of Lithuanian designer Egle Ugintaite, for the Fujitsu 2011 design award, and won the main prize. I suspect that we most definitely be seeing aid sugar cane soon, and I will likely to be using it in the future if I walk. Hopefully, my vital signs are looking good.
