User-Driven Design in Smart Homes: Ethical Aspects

  • Huber L
  • Camp L
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Design for values addresses the challenge of making technology accessible, effective, and appropriate for diverse groups of users. Older adult users represent a highly heterogenous, diaphanous, and evolving group of users. The ETHOS project used an extended iterative design process informed by theories oflate life. One goal of elder-sensitive design for values is integrated systems that truly support independent living. These designs capitalize on older adults’ capabilities and minimize their limitations, are sensitive and responsive to changing func- tional/cognitive status, and are respectful of the privacy and dignity of elders and their caregivers. Keywords

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Huber, L., & Camp, L. J. (2014). User-Driven Design in Smart Homes: Ethical Aspects. In Handbook of Smart Homes, Health Care and Well-Being (pp. 1–10). Springer International Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-01904-8_7-1

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