Designing a Tangible User Interface (TUI) for the Elderly Based on Their Motivations and Game Elements

The elderly population has grown significantly in recent years, requiring strategies focused on promoting active aging to improve health and well-being. It may be achieved in many ways, including using technology for this population. We propose an interactive system for older adults based on a tangi...

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Published in:Sensors (Basel, Switzerland) Switzerland), 2023-11, Vol.23 (23), p.9513
Main Authors: Salazar-Cardona, Johnny Alexander, Cano, Sandra, Gutiérrez-Vela, Francisco Luis, Arango, Jeferson
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Adults
Computer organization
Design
Digital literacy
elderly
Focus groups
Games
Heuristic
human–computer interaction
Older people
pervasive game
player experience
tangible user interface
Technology
Usability
User experience
User interface
Well being
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description The elderly population has grown significantly in recent years, requiring strategies focused on promoting active aging to improve health and well-being. It may be achieved in many ways, including using technology for this population. We propose an interactive system for older adults based on a tangible user interface. A group of 10 experts conducted a heuristic evaluation of a system of this type utilizing a questionnaire and obtaining satisfactory results. This study evaluated the older adult population's fun and pervasive game experience. The results will provide a basis for continuing to build this interactive system to promote active aging in older adults, either at the cognitive or physical level, depending on the applied approach.
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Focus groups
Games
Heuristic
human–computer interaction
Older people
pervasive game
player experience
tangible user interface
Technology
Usability
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User interface
Well being
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