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Learn how the Global Centre for Modern Ageing® applies innovative design thinking to the opportunities of ageing and longevity through our client case studies, research publications and day-to-day work.

We are privileged to work alongside industry leaders on innovative ageing-focused research projects, and respect the ‘Commercial in Confidence’ nature of these engagements.

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HomeStart Finance: Enabling housing transitions for more people, in more ways, as we age

The Global Centre for Modern Ageing® was engaged by HomeStart Finance (HSF) to explore opportunities for improvement and innovation in the home equity release market, including reverse mortgages, producing a study entitled 'Enabling Housing Transitions for More People in More Ways as We Age'.

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Aurrigo: ‘Elliot’ autonomous vehicle trial

The Global Centre for Modern Ageing® conducted independent research on residents’ mobility behaviour, and gathered user feedback to investigate the market viability of autonomous vehicles in the retirement village context for Aurrigo - a leading manufacturer of autonomous vehicles. The trial was launched at the Lendlease owned Elliot Gardens retirement village at Port Elliot, in collaboration with Regional Development Australia.

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Focus on Future Smart Homes

New smart technologies for living, care and health services are entering our homes… But do they truly meet the needs of older people? The Global Centre for Modern Ageing® brought together researchers, citizen co-designers, entrepreneurs and established companies to explore how future homes need to look and function to support the needs of older people.

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