Investigating the Behavioral Intention of Smart Home Systems among Older People in Linyin City
Yuan Wang,
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N. Md. Sani,
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Bo Shu
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et al.
Buildings,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(10), P. 3145 - 3145
Published: Oct. 2, 2024
Background:
With
an
aging
population
and
the
continuous
advancement
of
smart
technology,
Chinese
government
is
exploring
elderly
care
models
to
address
challenges
posed
by
aging.
Although
home
systems
are
viewed
as
a
promising
solution,
their
adoption
rate
among
older
people
remains
low.
Objectives:
This
study
aimed
investigate
factors
influencing
behavioral
intention
use
in
Linyi
City,
Shandong
Province,
China.
Methods:
A
literature
review
revealed
lack
quantitative
research
on
people’s
toward
based
Innovation
Diffusion
Theory.
developed
extended
model
Theory,
Technology
Acceptance
Model,
external
variables,
incorporating
eight
variables:
intergenerational
technical
support,
perceived
cost,
self-reported
health
conditions,
compatibility,
observability,
trialability,
usefulness,
ease
use,
intention.
Results:
Analysis
387
valid
questionnaires
showed
that
compatibility
trialability
significantly
positively
affect
while
usefulness
have
significant
effects
In
addition,
cost
had
negative
influence
Contributions/Significance:
These
findings
highlight
importance
considering
these
design
improve
user
experience
provide
valuable
practical
guidance
system
developers,
R&D
institutions,
policymakers.
Language: Английский
Factors affecting the elderly’s behavioral intention toward smart home systems: A cross-sectional study from China’s eastern coast
Yuan Wang,
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N. Md. Sani,
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Ya Hua
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et al.
PLoS ONE,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
19(12), P. e0311280 - e0311280
Published: Dec. 13, 2024
As
China’s
population
continues
to
age
rapidly,
smart
elderly
care
has
become
a
crucial
strategy
for
addressing
this
societal
challenge.
Smart
home
systems
have
the
potential
significantly
enhance
quality
of
life,
safety,
and
autonomy
elderly.
However,
adoption
rate
these
in
demographic
remains
relatively
low,
requiring
an
exploration
key
factors
influencing
behavioral
intention
use
such
systems.
This
study
developed
comprehensive
model
based
on
Technology
Acceptance
Model
Unified
Theory
Use
Technology.
Through
empirical
analysis
using
partial
least
squares
structural
equation
modeling,
systematically
examined
pathways
through
which
various
affected
intentions
The
findings
revealed
that
perceived
usefulness,
facilitating
conditions,
compatibility,
cost
had
significant
direct
effects
intention.
Additionally,
social
influence,
trust,
compatibility
indirectly
influenced
usefulness
ease
use.
Although
trust
did
not
directly
affect
intention,
it
exerted
indirect
influence
usefulness.
provides
theoretical
insights
into
toward
offers
practical
guidance
developers,
designers,
policymakers
development,
design,
promotion
Language: Английский