Analysis examines trends and regulatory frameworks affecting occupational opportunities in the longevity economy, suggesting implications for professionals.
Gerontechnology integrates technological innovation with gerontological principles to enhance aged person quality of life. This article examines market characterization, professional compensation, regulatory frameworks, and occupational opportunities. Global demographic shifts project 2.1 billion individuals aged 60+ by 2050, driving demand across healthcare and technology sectors. Key trends include assistive technology adoption, telemedicine expansion, and smart home integration. The analysis addresses challenges such as accessibility, usability, and data security while identifying diverse practice areas spanning clinical settings, research institutions, and consulting services. This work provides essential guidance for professionals navigating the longevity economy.
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Maria Aparecida Ferreira de Mello (2026) studied this question.
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