TU Dublin is a globally engaged, comprehensive, research-informed university. It hosts a thriving research community engaged in applying innovation and technology to solve the most pressing challenges facing business, industry and society in a dynamic environment. TU Dublin's vision is to be a leader in targeted research areas and make ground-breaking contributions to the ever-changing needs of the world’s society and the economy.

NetwellCASALA is a joint venture between Dundalk Institute of Technology, the Health Service Executive of Ireland, and Louth County Council. They have established links with a global network of stakeholders, placing us at the forefront of understanding of ageing and age-friendliness. Their knowledge, insight and experience have enabled them to be highly influential in the development of collaborative stakeholder engagements, including: the Great Northen Haven development, the Age Friendly Ireland Initiative, and the establishment of Cúltaca or service brokers who work independently and directly with older people. They also work with industry to achieve product innovation, business competitiveness, and market leadership in the emerging ambient assisted living (AAL) sector.

The tPOT Research Group is part of the Technological University Dublin's School of Electrical Engineering Systems. The group is based in the Focas Institute, adjacent to TU Dublin's Kevin St campus. The group was established in May 2007, consolidating its members' ongoing research into technology that interacts with humans or with the human body - what we call People Oriented Technology (POT). The group's activities include research and teaching in biomedical signal engineering, human-machine interfaces, assistive technology and health informatics.

The Smart Dementia Care project will benefit from the continual involvement of the Dementia Research Advisory Team, facilitated by The Alzheimer Society of Ireland. The team consists of people living with dementia and caregivers who are willing to actively participate in research in a Person Public Involvement (PPI) capacity by providing consultation, feedback, and expertise from lived experience. The technology developed as part of the Smart Dementia Care project will be co-designed and evaluated with members of Dementia Research Advisory Team.