Perceived Usefulness of Assistive Technologies and Electronic Services for Ambient Assisted Living

Carsten Röcker · Andreas Holzinger

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Technology Use by Older Adults Context-Aware Activity Recognition Systems Innovative Human-Technology Interaction

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This paper reports on a study analyzing the attitudes of users towards different types of Ambient Assisted Living (AAL) services. The study explores the acceptance and terms of use of large interactive screens for the most common applications types: health, social and convenience services. In order

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