Introduction to Everyday Technologies

What is/are Everyday Technologies?

Everyday Technologies - Instead, it appears that stakeholders frequently rely on everyday technologies re-purposed to meet their needs. ^[1] However, few occupational therapy professionals currently work in the research and development of everyday technologies. ^[2] Everyday technologies, such as videoconferencing, are a widely available resource that can enhance access to specialist speech and language therapy services. ^[3] As artificial intelligence makes its way into everyday technologies, Wei Xu proposes to integrate ethically aligned design, technology, and human factors into a framework for human-centered, useful, and usable AI, and Allison Woodruff discusses 10 points about algorithmic fairness that we should all know when embarking in research and practice on HCI for AI. ^[4] It concludes by reiterating the need for a critical but hands-on engagement with the everyday technologies in use in higher education policy. ^[5] OBJECTIVE: To validate a scale for assessing depression and its relation to dependence on everyday technologies. ^[6] Light-matter interaction at the atomic scale rules fundamental phenomena such as photoemission and lasing while enabling basic everyday technologies, including photovoltaics and optical communications. ^[7] Recently, with the development of Internet of Things, there is a trend to use everyday technologies for sleep behaviour analysis at home, having the potential to eliminate expensive in-hospital monitoring. ^[8] Human-algorithm interaction is a growing phenomenon of interest as the use of machine learning (ML) capabilities in everyday technologies becomes more commonplace. ^[9] With an increasingly technological society comes an assumed ability to use Everyday Technologies (ET) in order to participate in activities and places in public space, e. ^[10] Objectives: Everyday technologies (ETs) can be challenging to use, particularly for older adults with cognitive impairments. ^[11] Background: Older adults manage increasing numbers of everyday technologies to participate in home and community activities. ^[12] Background: Everyday technologies are naturally integrated in people’s daily life. ^[13] This modest investment in transformational research stands to produce huge benefits in cost savings in military medicine through improved efficiencies provided with everyday technologies. ^[14] The current study explored technology use among older Deaf adults with regard to attitudes, adoption style, and frequency of use for a wide range of technologies, including assistive technologies (ATs) for persons with hearing loss and general, everyday technologies. ^[15] Occupational therapists support everyday technology use; however, it is necessary to consider the challenges that people with dementia encounter with everyday technologies when participating in various places within public space. ^[16] Background Individuals with disabilities experience difficulty in using various everyday technologies such as computers and smartphones. ^[17]

Use Everyday Technologies

Recently, with the development of Internet of Things, there is a trend to use everyday technologies for sleep behaviour analysis at home, having the potential to eliminate expensive in-hospital monitoring. ^[1] With an increasingly technological society comes an assumed ability to use Everyday Technologies (ET) in order to participate in activities and places in public space, e. ^[2]