Modeling of Smart Watch and System Construction Method for the Elderly Based on Big Data

Zhu, Zhu; Ren, Yingying; Duan, Pei

doi:10.1155/2022/2606781

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“…Therefore, some studies proposed better intelligent product designs of wearable devices for older adults. For instance, Zhu et al [58] redesigned a smartwatch for older adults that integrated a system that allowed for user self-management. The design involved daily monitoring assistance from a physician and a customized preventive rehabilitation program based on the latest data.…”

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“…However, the study did not provide feedback from older adults on the device's ease of use or discuss the interface data. Zhu et al and Guner and Albayrak [57,58] demonstrated wearable watches' interactive designs in terms of accelerated data recognition, which was used to capture information accurately and transmit it to relatives promptly. In another study, Lin et al [29] created an improved design for smart insoles that allowed for activity recognition, telemedicine detection, and health assessment.…”

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The Usability Issues Encountered in the Design Features of Intelligent Products for Older Adults in China: A Scoping Review

Zhang

Alli

2023

Sustainability

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This study aims to expand upon the understanding of the multifaceted usability issues older adults encounter when using intelligent products. This was achieved by synthesizing extant research findings to come to an understanding of why usability issues still exist in intelligent products for older adults in China, even when appropriate design features are incorporated. This review was conducted by searching the literature on the Scopus, Springer, ScienceDirect, and China National Knowledge Infrastructure databases as well as Google Scholar using the terms “older adults in China”, “intelligent products”, and “usability.” Forty-three studies from between 2007 and 2022 were included in the review. The results reveal three salient aspects directly related to the usability issues of intelligent products experienced by older adults in China: (1) the usefulness of the product; (2) the ease of use of the product; and (3) the impact of the policy. The first two impact the effectiveness of the use of intelligent products, while the lack of policy intervention in the management system of intelligent products results in product clutter. This review provides insights for designers by proposing a conceptual framework for an intelligent product service platform for older adults, which will help researchers and research teams better understand the usability issues according to older adults’ feedback on intelligent products. We suggest a unified standard for intelligent product management in the future that is compatible across systems and reduces older adults’ learning stress.

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The Usability Issues Encountered in the Design Features of Intelligent Products for Older Adults in China: A Scoping Review

Zhang

Alli

2023

Sustainability

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“…Smart products could act as a bridge between users and these sophisticated technologies (Zhu et al. , 2022).…”

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“…Smart products could act as a bridge between users and these sophisticated technologies (Zhu et al, 2022). As a popular product of smart technology, smartwatch marketing and usage ecosystem could be viewed as a combination of three main components.…”

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Investigating impact of health belief and trust on technology acceptance in smartwatch usage: Turkish senior adults case

Gündüz,

Zaim,

Erzurumlu

2024

IJPHM

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Purpose This paper aims to investigate the influence of health beliefs and trust by senior adults as associated with the perceived ease of use and perceived usefulness, for the acceptance of smart technology with a focus on smartwatch technology. Design/methodology/approach Structural equation modeling is used to conceptualize the model using survey data collected from 243 randomly selected senior adults 60+ years of age. Findings This paper presents that perceived usefulness, perceived ease of use, trust and health belief are direct and indirect predictors of senior adults’ technology acceptance and intention to use smartwatch technology. Research limitations/implications The study reveals the moderator effect of social influence on relation between perceived usefulness, perceived ease of use and intention to use. The authors highlight the effect of health belief and trust on perceived usefulness and perceived ease of use and the role of intention to use smartwatch technology. Practical implications The authors contribute bridging developers of health technologists and senior adults as end-user perspectives. For marketing of health-care technology products, specifically smartwatch, to seniors, a focus on health beliefs and trust is essential to build, maintain and improve perceived usefulness and perceived ease of use. Originality/value The present study contributes empirical evidence to the literature on factors affecting the acceptance of the smartwatch technology by senior adults.

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Wearables for Well-Being: A Longitudinal in Situ Study of Smartwatches to Understand and Enhance Line-Level Housekeeping Work

Necaise,

Mejia,

Kider

et al. 2024

International Journal of Human–Computer Interaction

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Item# Item 26 I can quickly and easily use the smartwatch. 27 I can skillfully use the smartwatch and the information it provides. 28 I find the smartwatch easy to use. 29 Operating the smartwatch is easy for me. 44 The smartwatch makes people who use it different from other people. 45 If I use this smartwatch, it will make me stand apart from others. 46 This smartwatch helps people who use it stand apart from the crowd. 47 People who use smartwatches are unique. 48 People who use smartwatches are leaders rather than followers.

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Modeling of Smart Watch and System Construction Method for the Elderly Based on Big Data

Cited by 6 publications

References 22 publications

The Usability Issues Encountered in the Design Features of Intelligent Products for Older Adults in China: A Scoping Review

The Usability Issues Encountered in the Design Features of Intelligent Products for Older Adults in China: A Scoping Review

Investigating impact of health belief and trust on technology acceptance in smartwatch usage: Turkish senior adults case

Wearables for Well-Being: A Longitudinal in Situ Study of Smartwatches to Understand and Enhance Line-Level Housekeeping Work

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