Usability evaluation of the health smart home advanced assistant design
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A smart home is both practical and appealing to user in terms of connecting devices reconfiguring them to do things on their own. However, such approach necessitates a new perspective for who has disabilities or who require particular care. This research proposes a smart home assistant that will support people manage their work in an innovative way while focusing on their wellness at home. To accomplish this, fifteen nominees from the target society were interviewed and the trends associated with PACT data were obtained and validated. The evaluations were based on a questionnaire analysis. As a result, the fundamental concepts and structural components of the UI/UX design system, as well as solutions that can take advantage of the most recent technology, are discussed. Based on the facts and circumstances, a number of findings and recommendations that reflect the current state of health are drawn in order to deliver a unique smart life experience.
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Zahra Soltanı
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Yeditepe University
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Zahra Soltanı (Master Thesis). Usability evaluation of the health smart home advanced assistant design, 2022, Yeditepe University.
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