Philipp Rameder

Philipp Rameder is a Lecturer and Researcher at the Institute of Computer Sciences at the University of Applied Sciences Wiener Neustadt. His research focuses on advancing healthcare technology, particularly in home care and remote assistance systems. He leads and contributes to projects such as 24/7-Digital (FFG-funded), which addresses 24-hour care challenges through remote support and climate-resilient solutions, and Care about Care (FFG/Active Assisted Living), which enhances collaboration among care stakeholders. His work integrates innovative technologies like mixed reality and voice-based systems to improve care workflows and worker support. Rameder collaborates internationally, with project testing in Austria, Switzerland, and Belgium. His publications explore topics like real-time communication infrastructure and pilot studies for healthcare efficiency.

• Education: BSc and MSc (degrees unspecified).
• Key Projects: 24/7-Digital (2023–2026), Care about Care (2021–2023), CARU Cares (2019–2022), AgeWell (2019–2022).

Rameder’s research emphasizes practical implementation, including location/context analysis tools and remote care assistance services. His contributions span technical development, co-creation processes, and evaluation methodologies.