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43
Book:
Magazin:
Project Description:
Internet Resource:
Area(s) of Application:
Product Development
Relevant Player(s):
Manufacturer, Dealer, Enduser, University
Thematic Issue(s):
Methods / Strategies
Methods/Strategies:
Focus Groups / User Groups, Interviews
The Implications of Smart Card and Self-service Terminal Technology
for Disabled and Elderly People
The European Context For Assistive Technology, Assistive Technology
Research Series
Author:
Helen Petrie, Paul van Schaik, Vanessa Kirby, Helen Orpe
Abstract:
The paper aims to identify user requirements for disabled and
elderly people in relation to smart card technology. For this
purpose, in-depth individual interviews were conducted in the
U.K. with 103 people, including samples of those with visual,
upper and lower limb disabilities, elderly people and a control
sample of able-bodied people for comparison purposes.
Based on the results of the interviews, requirements for smart
card system design and implementation are derived.
Editor:
I. Placencia Porrero, R. Puig de la Bellacasa
Publisher:
IOS Press
,
Amsterdam
,
1995
ISBN / ISSN:
9051992203
Relevant Pages:
102-105
Name of Institution
University of Hertfordshire
European Context:
2nd TIDE Congress, 26-28 April 1995, Paris
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