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Designing a Tangible User Interface (TUI) for the Elderly Based on Their Motivations and Game Elements
Johnny Alexander Salazar-Cardona1, Sandra Cano2, Francisco Luis Gutiérrez-Vela1
1Departamento de Lenguajes y Sistemas Informáticas, ETSI Informática, Universidad de Granada, 18071 Granada, Spain.
Abstract:
The elderly population has grown significantly in recent years, requiring strategies focused on promoting active aging to improve health and well-being. It may be achieved in many ways, including using technology for this population. We propose an interactive system for older adults based on a tangible user interface. A group of 10 experts conducted a heuristic evaluation of a system of this type utilizing a questionnaire and obtaining satisfactory results. This study evaluated the older adult population's fun and pervasive game experience. The results will provide a basis for continuing to build this interactive system to promote active aging in older adults, either at the cognitive or physical level, depending on the applied approach.

