Many studies have developed techniques for specific groups of users, such as those with dementia, those vulnerable to falls, and those who would require emergency help. (2003) introduced the concept of a “health smart home” as a variation of smart homes with a focus on assistive technologies for the independence of the elderly and patients in housing ( Noury et al., 2003). This new technological paradigm is expected to cause significant changes in various fields, but it is predicted that the future information technology (IT) environment will be developed around the home ( De Silva et al., 2012 Krishna and Verma, 2016 Borsekova et al., 2017). A new paradigm of human–computer interaction (HCI) is the integration of humans and humans, humans and objects, and objects and objects, and organically connecting them. Computing and information processing are spreading into daily life since these are increasingly being embedded in environments and artifacts invisibly. The development of information and communication technologies (ICTs), Internet of things (IoT), big data, and artificial intelligence (AI) has started changing people’s daily lives recently. The main strength of this study is the adoption of user-centered methods to build a rich picture of the issues that affect households and the community related to the design, installation, and use of technology. Their issues were identified through the health problems and daily activities identified in the scenarios, and customized smart home services were developed for each resident based on technical solutions, space requirements, and design solutions. By developing scenarios based on previous studies, we identified residents’ behaviors and intentions regarding smart home technology and its use. A framework of smart home services was developed by focusing on the practicability of each variable from the perspective of supporting user experience.
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This study investigated ways to control and adapt the technology to fulfill user daily needs, which are the active drivers of smart housing technology adoption. The success of smart homes is fundamentally dependent on their adoption and use by people in the context of daily life. 2Construction Research Institute, Hanyang University, Seoul, South Korea.1School of Architecture, Hanyang University, Seoul, South Korea.Mi Jeong Kim 1* Myung Eun Cho 1,2* Han Jong Jun 1
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