Innovations in HCI research of health-related pervasive and ubiquitous technologies can
potentially improve older adults' access to healthcare resources and support long-term …

Purpose The Internet of Things (IoT), which enables smart objects to collect and exchange
data, has a variety of application domains used in everyday life including healthcare. As a …

Technology adoption among older adults has increased significantly in recent years. Yet, as
new technologies proliferate and the demographics of aging shift, continued attention to …

Whilst cities can be sites of creativity, innovation, and change, they can also reproduce the
conditions for the exclusion of vulnerable groups. Older people report experiencing specific …

Automatic emotion recognition (ER)-enabled wellbeing interventions use ER algorithms to
infer the emotions of a data subject (ie, a person about whom data is collected or processed …

Research on smart home monitoring for older adults has predominantly focused on systems
whose data and alerts are directed towards family members, caregivers, or healthcare …

Background Many older adults now use technologies such as wearable devices and
telehealth services to support their health and well-being while living independently at …

Conversational agents (CAs) have the great potential in mitigating the clinicians' burden in
screening for neurocognitive disorders among older adults. It is important, therefore, to …

This study undertakes a systematic literature review, framed by eight research questions,
and an exploration into the state-of-the-art concerning smart home innovations for care of …

Involving users is crucial to designing technology successfully, especially for vulnerable
users in health and social care, yet detailed descriptions and critical reflections on the co …