Need analysis for electric motorbikes based on the internet of things to improve the economy of individuals with disabilities

Abstract

This quantitative research was aimed to describe the need of electric motorbikes for individuals with physical disabilities taken from Difajek members, which amounts to 43 respondents. Data collection was carried out using a questionnaire consisting of self (internal) conditions which included: (1) satisfaction with current living conditions; (2) satisfaction with health conditions (3) the ability of self-control; (4) controlled abilities (5) ownership of SIM D, environment: (1) satisfaction with the physical environment; (2) satisfaction with the treatment of others; (3) business facilities and infrastructure, vehicle and vehicle ownership including specifications on motorized vehicles expected by the respondent, including: (1) The steering system is located at the front; (2) The reach and height can be adjusted for the steering wheel; (3) Control in the left hand, there are horns, turn signals and headlights; (4) There is a parking brake; (5) The weight capacity of the goods is 90-105kg; (6) 30-40cm surface dimensions of goods; (7) The item holder can be folded; and (8) the roof of the vehicle. The results showed that 74.4% of people with physical disabilities had an income of IDR 12,000,000 per year and 97.7% of respondents expected an IoT-based motorized vehicle.