Universal Village (UV) is a new concept proposed by MIT’s Universal Village Program which exemplifies an ideal future society that pursues harmony between humans and nature through the wise use of advanced technology. IEEE International Conference on Universal Village (UV) explores systematic methodologies for improving the quality of life by advancing the technology of the Universal Village and its major subsystems, including intelligent health care, intelligent transportation, intelligent environment, intelligent energy management, and protection of the environment. It is technically co-sponsored by the IEEE Intelligent Transportation Systems Society.

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Session 7-B Mobility, Connectivity, and Innovative Lifestyles

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Sunday, October 25 | 2:30 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. (Beijing Time)

Session 7-B Mobility, Connectivity, and Innovative Lifestyles
Yue WANG
Session Chair

Director of Smiley House Program (SHP)

Session 7-B Mobility, Connectivity, and Innovative Lifestyles
Prof. Yueyan LI
Keynote Speaker

Vice Dean at School of Architecture, Xi’an University of Architecture and Technology

Session 7-B Mobility, Connectivity, and Innovative Lifestyles
Prof. Gang MAO
Keynote Speaker

Vice Dean of Planning and Architecture, Southwest Minzu University.

Session 7-B Mobility, Connectivity, and Innovative Lifestyles
Dr. Yixiong LI
Keynote Speaker

President of Bostong Intelligent Medical Group. Director of Nanshan Health Care Institute.

Session 7-B Mobility, Connectivity, and Innovative Lifestyles
Dr. Bing ZHU
Keynote Speaker

Ph.D. in Architecture from Harvard, founder, partner and design director of Urban Creative Planning and Design (Beijing)

Session 7-B Mobility, Connectivity, and Innovative Lifestyles
Dr. Ji LI
Keynote Speaker

President of TsingDa Cultural Industry Planning and Design Institute.
Chairman of China Cultural Industry Park Alliance.

Session 7-B Mobility, Connectivity, and Innovative Lifestyles
Wenchuan CUI
Keynote Speaker

Writer and editor.

Reading and Man Lifestyle

Overview

The aging population with chronic and age-related diseases has become a global issue and exerted heavy burdens on the healthcare system and society. However, the uneven distribution of caregivers and critical healthcare workforce shortages are major obstacles to improving disease outcomes. With the advancement of wearable health devices, cloud computing, mobile technologies and Internet of Things, Smart health is rapidly developing and shows a promising future in the management of chronic diseases. Its advantages include its ability to improve the quality of care, reduce the costs of care, and improve treatment outcomes by transferring in-hospital treatment to patient-centered medical treatment at home. Smart health could also enhance the international cooperation of medical providers in different time zones and the sharing of high-quality medical service resources between developed and developing countries.