Perceived Usefulness, Satisfaction, Ease of Use and Potential of a Virtual Companion to Support the Care Provision for Older Adults

Jegundo, Ana; Dantas, Carina; Quintas, João; Henrique Alvares Dutra, João; Leonor Almeida, Ana; Caravau, Hilma; Filipa Rosa, Ana; Isabel Martins, Ana; Pacheco Rocha, Nelson

doi:10.3390/technologies8030042

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Perceived Usefulness, Satisfaction, Ease of Use and Potential of a Virtual Companion to Support the Care Provision for Older Adults

Published in Technologies • Jul 25, 2020

Authors:

Ana Jegundo

Carina Dantas

João Quintas

Abstract

This article reports a study aiming to determine the perceptions of older adults needing formal care about the usefulness, satisfaction, and ease of use of CaMeLi, a virtual companion based on an embodied conversational agent, and the perceptions of formal caregivers about the potential of virtual c...

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Usability

Observational study

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