CC BY 4.0Ehrentraut, StephanieBaur, StellaSchüttler, AnnaMeenen, BettinaPöpper, JanineZurkuhlen, AlexiaGoodfellow, NicolaSpargo, MaureenMartins, Ana IsabelSilva, Anabella G.Rocha, PedroTeles, LuisaRomero, Maria Jose SantofimiaDel Toro Garcia, XavierGioulekas, FotiosPinaka, OuraniaGounaris, KonstantinosTzikas, AthanasiosStamatiadis, EvangelosLoukatzikou, AnnaDratisou, IoannaVarella, AnnitaPascual, Esperanca LladoFiordelmondo, ValentinaDesideri, LorenzoStanke, LadislavAndreou, AndreasMavromoustakis, ConstandinosShek, WaihangPesoutova, MarketaLombard-Vance, RichardHall, TomSilva, TatianaFabello, EstebanRueda, RamónMolloy, WilliamGrigoleit, SonjaSonjaGrigoleitHoog, BjörnBjörnHoog2025-04-072025-04-072023https://doi.org/10.24406/publica-4499https://publica.fraunhofer.de/handle/publica/48624110.24406/publica-4499This deliverable provides a summary of the individual evaluation results of the 25 SHAPES use cases. These 25 use cases were piloted at the use case leader’s site and also at additional replication sites in other countries. A total of 43 individual pilot activities were carried out. These real-life pilot activities involved 410 participants - 305 older people and 105 (formal and informal) caregiver. If we include the participation of older people and care-givers in the mock-up and prototype tests (phases 2 and 3 of the pilot campaign), a total of 841 people participated in the SHAPES pilot campaign. This deliverable has two main parts - the first part (Chapter 2) explains the evaluation methods used in the SHAPES project. The second part contains the evaluation results of the individual use cases (Chapter 3) and an overall evaluation based on harmonised questionnaires (Chapter 4). Additionally, Chapter 3 presents the results of the interviews with all SHAPES pilot sites and a set of recommendations for further large-scale pilots.enAgeingHealth careFinal reportSHAPES600 Technik, Medizin, angewandte Wissenschaften::610 Medizin und Gesundheitreport