IEEE Transactions on Industrial Electronics · 2005 · 40 citations · 9 references
MedicineRobotics EngineeringAssistive TechnologyHuman-computer InteractionUser Experience DesignAssistive DevicesAssistive RoboticsCognitive Assistive TechnologyHuman-machine InteractionHuman-machine InterfacesInterface DesignDesign For Older AdultsHuman-system InterfacesIntention RecognitionMan-machine Control InterfacesReadable Interface DesignRemote Assistance InterfacesRemote Assistance Technologies
Some major issues of human-friendly man-machine interaction/interfaces in an intelligent residential system are dealt with to cope with increasing needs of the elderly and the handicapped for a higher level of living conditions. Specifically, the existing systems in this area are first examined and the inadequacy of some current remote-control interfaces for the elderly/handicapped is pointed out. Then, some intention-reading techniques are introduced for the elderly and/or the physically handicapped, for easier and more convenient use of machines and engineering systems.
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