City of Longevity with Professor Lynne Corner & Tameryn Campbell

In this segment, the speaker outlines NECA’s strategy for gathering insights across diverse communities—including cities, senior‑living hubs, and inter‑generational groups—by centering four core elements: (1) human knowledge, (2) life experience, (3) academic and data‑analysis expertise, and (4) real‑world applied testing. Older adults are positioned as the primary experts who translate their lived experience into actionable feedback for a wide range of innovations, from artificial‑intelligence systems to healthcare products and services. NECA’s global network of innovators and developers leverages this senior‑driven feedback loop, positioning older adults as co‑creators and ensuring that new technologies are grounded in real‑world wisdom. The speaker emphasizes the limitless potential of this model, noting that the partnership model spans worldwide innovators and a broad spectrum of product categories.










