O uso de smart speakers na incapacidade: Uma scoping review

Tavares, Rafael; Sousa, Helena; Ribeiro, Jaime

doi:10.36367/ntqr.8.2021.392-403

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“…Two recent scoping reviews were published on how older adults use personal voice assistants and how people with disabilities use smart speakers, specifically Arnold et al [16] and Tavares et al [17]. However, both of these reviews do not adequately delve into the needs and challenges faced by subpopulations within the disability community.…”

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Voice Assistant Utilization among the Disability Community for Independent Living: A Rapid Review of Recent Evidence

Esquivel,

Gill,

Goldberg

et al. 2024

Human Behavior and Emerging Technologies

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The rapid advancement and widespread adoption of voice assistance technology have shown promise in benefiting individuals with disabilities, offering increased social participation, independence, and leisure activities. However, barriers to their full utilization have been identified, leading to potential abandonment by users with disabilities. This rapid review is aimed at filling the gap in the literature by investigating the utilization of voice assistants among people with disabilities for independent living and community participation. A comprehensive search was conducted in academic literature databases, including PubMed, Embase, and Web of Science, and gray data was sourced from public social media domains through Infegy. The analysis included 48 articles and 281 social media posts that met the inclusion criteria. Neurodiversity, disabilities affecting vision, and general disabilities were the most frequently discussed categories in both sources. The most common tasks performed using voice assistants were interface control, reminders, and environmental control, with a focus on enabling independence. Barriers to use mentioned in the literature included cognitive load during use, speech interpretation, lack of nonverbal control, and privacy concerns, while gray data reported limited functionality and speech interpretation as primary barriers. Amazon Alexa was the most discussed brand in both sources. The findings highlight the need for further research and innovation to fully harness the potential benefits of voice assistants for individuals with disabilities. By addressing the identified barriers and tailoring voice assistance technology to cater to the specific needs of different disability types, this technology can become a powerful tool for enhancing the lives of individuals with disabilities and promoting greater independence and community participation.

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confidence: 99%

Voice Assistant Utilization among the Disability Community for Independent Living: A Rapid Review of Recent Evidence

Esquivel,

Gill,

Goldberg

et al. 2024

Human Behavior and Emerging Technologies

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Smart Speakers and Functional Diversity: A Scoping Review

Tavares

Sousa

Ribeiro

2022

Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems

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Trends and Challenges in AIoT Implementation for Smart Home, Smart Buildings, and Smart Cities in Cloud Platforms

Santhi,

Sabareesh,

Sudheer

et al. 2024

Advances in Computational Intelligence and Robotics

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Smart homes, smart buildings, and smart cities increase the quality of living by creating a world that is better and more secure, reducing dependency on human needs and efforts. This chapter investigates the complex landscape of security threats resulting from the integration of AIoT (artificial intelligence of things) and cloud platforms within the domains of smart homes, smart buildings, and smart cities. It examines the distinctive challenges and vulnerabilities that arise when these technologies converge. These technologies hold the potential to significantly enhance the quality of life, reinforce home security, and facilitate elderly care. However, their effectiveness hinges on access to extensive data about users' homes and private lives. This chapter underscores the critical need to address the ensuing security and privacy concerns, which present substantial barriers to the widespread adoption of these promising technologies.

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O uso de smart speakers na incapacidade: Uma scoping review

Cited by 3 publications

References 17 publications

Voice Assistant Utilization among the Disability Community for Independent Living: A Rapid Review of Recent Evidence

Voice Assistant Utilization among the Disability Community for Independent Living: A Rapid Review of Recent Evidence

Smart Speakers and Functional Diversity: A Scoping Review

Trends and Challenges in AIoT Implementation for Smart Home, Smart Buildings, and Smart Cities in Cloud Platforms

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