Abstract

Dementia presents significant challenges for patients, caregivers, and healthcare systems worldwide, with its prevalence expected to increase as the global population ages. In response, technological innovations are transforming dementia care by enhancing diagnosis, treatment, and daily support. This article explores various technological advancements that are improving outcomes for individuals with dementia. Key innovations include wearable devices that monitor health and safety, cognitive assistance tools that support memory and daily functioning, telemedicine platforms that facilitate remote consultations, smart home technologies that enhance safety and convenience, robotics and assistive devices that provide physical and emotional support, and data analytics and artificial intelligence that enable personalized treatment and early intervention. Despite these advancements, challenges such as data privacy, technology adoption, and accessibility must be addressed. Looking ahead, ongoing research and development are essential to further advance technology and meet the evolving needs of dementia care. By leveraging these innovations, the quality of life for individuals with dementia can be significantly improved, offering hope for more effective and personalized care in the future.