Toward a “Smart” Nightstand Prototype: An Examination of Nightstand Table Contents and Preferences

Johnell O. Brooks, Linnea Smolentzov, Amy DeArment, W. P. D. Logan, Keith Green, Ian D. Walker, Julia Honchar, Chris Guirl, Rebekkah Beeco, Carrie Blakeney,

HERD Health Environments Research & Design Journal · 2011 · 12 citations · 37 references

Abstract

Existing nightstands do not meet the needs of current users. This research provides greater understanding of the existing limitations associated with nightstands. Study 2 confirmed that user-centered design and the use of technology can be used to enhance daily living. Smart furniture may play a role in promoting the health and independence of diverse user groups.

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