Abstract
Elderly care has become an increasingly appealing market for technology producers. Design for the elderly, however, often entails the meeting of two different worlds, one of young male high-tech professionals and one of elderly people and elderly care. This paper focuses on what happens to a new security technology making the transition between the two. Particular emphasis is laid on distributed and collective aspects of implementation and adaptation of new technology: networks of utilization and activities are discussed as pools of resources and interests for sustaining and shaping technology. *Key words*: implementation, networks, elderly care
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