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Autelic is a Non-Profit association dedicated to making technology easier to use for all.

Using the capabilities of modern technologies, connect people not currently using Information and Communications Technology (ICT) with information, connect them to other people, and include them in the Information Society.


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Final Year Project on "Mobile Telephony for the Elderly" ends

The collaboration with the "MOVI" group performing their final year project at the Universitat Pompeu Fabra in Barcelona has come to it's natural conclusion as the students have finished their third trimester.

The project subject was: Mobile telephony for the elderly.

They did an excellent job, produced an excellent final report and final presentation and passed with flying colors!

Best of luck in your careers!!!

Note that Google Docs doesn´t present it nearly as well as the original, so you can download the PDF for off-line viewing.

If you are interested in a copy of the Final report (in English) then please contact me by e-mail: andrew@autelic.org


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