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View all- Korhonen OSyrjänen AKinnula MIsomursu MKuutti K(2017)Service Interaction Flow Analysis Technique for Service PersonalizationNordic Contributions in IS Research10.1007/978-3-319-64695-4_7(83-97)Online publication date: 23-Jul-2017
Designing assistive and cooperative HCI for older adults' movement
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Abstract
Demands for older adults' assistive and cooperative care systems are increasing, but so far most design interest has been in individuals' tools and separated public and private services or actors. We provide an initial design case with a safety navigation system designed to help those suffering from memory problems and thus may need real time assistance. With examples of its use in older adults' outdoor movement, this paper shows how it acts as a cooperative, human-computer interaction (HCI) system between public and private assistive actors. We thus propose to increase design and research efforts towards the integration of assistive technologies with collaborative HCI.
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