Analysis of the user acceptance of exergaming (fall- preventive measure) – Tailored for Indian elderly using unified theory of acceptance and use of technology (UTAUT2) model

Elderly's intention to use technologies: A systematic literature review

“…Besides, seven studies defined the elderly with a chronological age of 55 and above, such as studies by [ 26 , 10 , 6 , 15 , 27 , 28 ]. Eleven studies targeted at elderly aged 60 and above, including studies by [ 12 , 29 , 30 , 31 , 32 , 33 , 18 , 8 , 19 , 19 , 20 , 11 ]. Out of 26 studies, only two studies [ 30 , 34 ], compare the elderly population with the younger generation in their studies.…”

“…Quantitative studies predominate in the elderly's technology adoption literature. Three studies adopted a mixed-method approach [ 29 , 24 , 20 ]and only one study implemented both experimental and quantitative methods [ 32 ]. [ 32 ] assess the technology acceptance by using randomized control trials based on an ABAD withdrawal experimental design with a control group and lasting for a time frame of 32 weeks.…”

“… Technological factors Supported for the following online technology: Rejected for the following online technology: Perceived usefulness (Supported by 6 studies) Internet [ 7 ]; Social network sites [ 12 ]; Telehealth [ 11 ]; Stair mobility assistive [ 25 ]; Health monitoring wearable technologies [ 33 ]; Automation technology [ 28 ] Gerontechnology [ 10 ]; Gameplay [ 19 ]; Smartphone [ 27 ] Perceived ease of use (Supported by 5 studies) Internet [ 7 ]; Gameplay [ 19 ]; Telehealth [ 11 ]; Stair mobility assistive [ 25 ]; Health monitoring wearable technologies [ 33 ] Gerontechnology [ 10 ]; Social network sites [ 12 ]; Smartphone [ 27 ]; Automation technology [ 28 ] Perceived usability (Supported by 1 study) Stair mobility assistive [ 25 ] - Performance expectancy (Supported by 6 studies) Healthcare technology [ 8 ]; Online shopping [ 16 ]; Tablet [ 34 ]; Mobile health [ 31 ]; Computer & Internet [ 17 ]; Exergaming [ 20 ] - Effort expectancy (Supported by 4 studies) Tablet [ 34 ]; Mobile health [ 31 ]; Computer & Internet [ 17 ]; Exergaming [ 20 ] Healthcare technology [ 8 ]; Online shopping [ 16 ] Functional congruence - Healthcare technology [ 8 ] Narrative (Supported by 1 study) <...>…”

“…Therefore, understanding the factors that will influence their intention to use new technologies is vital to increase the elderly's technology adoption. Since 2010, the context of elderly technology adoption has been frequently studied in a variety of technologies setting such as healthcare and assistive technology [ 8 , 10 , 11 ], social networking technology [ 12 , 13 , 14 ], online shopping [ 15 , 16 ], Internet [ 17 , 7 ], computer [ 6 ], online public service [ 18 ] and entertainment [ 19 , 20 ].…”

Positive Impact of Exergaming on Recovery from Stress and Metabolic Equivalent of Tasks for Athletes and Gamers (on the Example of Outdoor Mobile Games)

“…Загалом з 701 публікації за запитом exergames, в базі даних Science Direct, 12300 публікацій в Google Academia, понад 100 видань в базі Researcher Gate та 144 статей в базі WоS, більша частина дослідних робіт вийшла у світ протягом 2015-2020 рр. і належить до трьох наукових напрямів: реабілітологія [6][7][8][9][10][11], геронтологія і геріатрія [12][13][14][15][16] та педагогіка [1,[17][18][19][20][21][22]. Найбільш ранні з них присвячено впливу ексергеймінгу на боротьбу з дитячим ожирінням [17], а також першим результатам використання танцювальних відеоігор в педагогіці [18].…”