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

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Summary

This study introduces an interactive system using a tangible user interface to promote active aging in older adults. Expert evaluation showed satisfactory results, paving the way for cognitive and physical well-being enhancements.

Keywords:

elderly human–computer interaction pervasive game player experience tangible user interface user experience

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Area of Science:

Gerontology
Human-Computer Interaction
Health Informatics

Background:

The global elderly population is rapidly expanding, necessitating effective strategies for active aging.
Promoting health and well-being in older adults is crucial, with technology offering potential solutions.
Interactive systems can be leveraged to support cognitive and physical engagement in seniors.

Purpose of the Study:

To propose and evaluate an interactive system designed for older adults.
To assess the system's potential for promoting active aging through a tangible user interface.
To investigate the fun and pervasive game experience for the elderly population using this technology.

Main Methods:

A heuristic evaluation was conducted by a panel of 10 experts.
A questionnaire was utilized to gather expert feedback on the interactive system.
The study focused on the user experience, specifically fun and pervasiveness, within the older adult demographic.

Main Results:

The heuristic evaluation yielded satisfactory results from the expert panel.
The interactive system demonstrated potential for engaging older adults.
Initial findings support the system's viability for future development.

Conclusions:

The proposed interactive system shows promise for promoting active aging in older adults.
Further development is warranted based on expert feedback and user experience evaluation.
The system can be adapted to target either cognitive or physical aspects of aging.