A comparison of age difference reaction to computer interface

European Review of Aging and Physical Activity - 2010
Chadi Fouad Riman1, Husam Ghusn2, Éric Monacelli3
1Fahad Bin Sultan University, Tabuk, Saudi Arabia
2AinWazein Hospital, AinWazein, Lebanon
3University of Versailles, Versailles, France

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Abstract In this work, a simplified interface system for education of people with disabilities is presented. This platform allows the control of different tools (PC games, robot, and electric wheelchair) using different interfaces (mouse, joysticks, etc.). This interface system can be automatically reconfigured to match user’s ability, and it is operated locally or remotely through the internet. Saving of experimental progress data for later analysis can be done. Quantitative indicators are defined for evaluation purposes and to determine the needed assistance and adaptation. The system is tested on different age groups for people without physical disability. Results are presented and discussed.

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