Identification of the Perceptive and Motor Skills in Elderly People when Designing a Human-Computer Interaction

Abstract

The world of developed economies looks at the problems of people with disabilities from a technical, social, psychological and informational perspective. Impacts in favour of people with disabilities are most often equated with the removal of barriers and integration. Nowadays, virtually every form of social and economic life should take in account inclusion and removal of barriers. Urban planning, the design of buildings, communication networks and the products, tools can be done from the perspective of removing barriers for people with disabilities. It is crucial to promote a way of thinking aimed at taking into account the needs of people with disabilities in the creation of all new civilizational solutions. Monograph “Ergonomics for People with Disabilities: Design for Accessibility” presents interdisciplinary attitude to the issue of designing for people with disabilities. The aim of the monograph is to present the factors affecting life activation of people with disabilities (including “50+” and “mature” people) and the problems that people with disabilities face by the participation in social and professional life and the daily activities and how design for accessibility can help with solving those problems. Concepts presented in the first part are focused on designing of products

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@incollection{wrobel2018identification,
  title = {{Identification of the Perceptive and Motor Skills in Elderly People when Designing a Human-Computer Interaction}},
  author = {Wróbel, Kamil},
  booktitle = {Sciendo eBooks},
  pages = {163--174},
  year = {2018},
  doi = {10.2478/9783110617832-014}
}

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