Internet of Thing (IoT) Smart Home Systems: Conceptual Ethical Framework for Malaysian Developers

Hassan, Hasnani; Jamaluddin, Robiatul Adawiah; Marafa, Fadimatu Muhammad

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-34032-2_40

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“…In this manner, the Internet of Things (IoT) could be used to improve patients' quality of life by reducing the stress placed on their loved ones and hospital visits. In light of this, prior research in Malaysia focused mainly on the development of smart homes, or specific information about Internet of Things deployment in sectors such as healthcare and industry [36][37][38]. However, it was hypothesized that individual and technological factors were responsible due to the poor rate of adoption of IoT, particularly among those suffering from chronic diseases in Malaysia [33].…”

Section: A Iot In Healthcarementioning

confidence: 99%

Behavior Intention of Chronic Illness Patients in Malaysia to Use IoT-based Healthcare Services

Jawad¹,

Hassan²,

Zaidan³

2023

IJACSA

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The Internet of Things (IoT) has emerged as a trend in the healthcare industry to develop innovative solutions that enhance patient outcomes and operational efficiency. Healthcare has become more accessible, affordable, and efficient to sensors, wearables, and health monitors. The healthcare industry's adoption of the Internet of Things is lagging behind other sectors despite its many benefits. This study aims to investigate the extent to which chronic patients in Malaysia are using healthcare services made possible by the Internet of Things. To that end, this study proposes a unified framework to examine how these highlighted factors affect Behavioral Intention (BI) with regard to adopting IoT healthcare services. The innovation here is in bringing together three distinct theories: i) the Technology-Organization-Environment Framework (TOE), which is a framework for understanding how companies adopt new technologies; ii) the Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology (UTAUT); and iii) the Social Exchange Theory (SE). Patients in Malaysia who are coping with long-term health issues were surveyed online. This study also employs SPSS and Smart Partial Least Square (Smart PLS) for data analysis. Eleven hypothesized predictive components have been investigated. The results showed that chronic illness patients' BI towards adopting IoT solutions was considerably impacted by both individual and technological factors and related aspects. The impact of BI on Use Behaviour (UB) also showed similar outcomes. Moreover, trust somewhat mediates the impact of both individual and technological factors on BI.The findings of this investigation will be beneficial to policymakers and suppliers of healthcare in that country. Additionally, the patients and their family members would gain benefits from the study due to the fact that the delivery of comprehensive treatment, especially in the field of chronic disease management, will be improved through IoT-healthcare services. The Internet of Things will also let medical staff function remotely and professionally.

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Section: A Iot In Healthcarementioning

confidence: 99%

Behavior Intention of Chronic Illness Patients in Malaysia to Use IoT-based Healthcare Services

Jawad¹,

Hassan²,

Zaidan³

2023

IJACSA

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“…Smart homes connect all electrical, electronics, camera and sensors and controlled by IoT protocols to facilitate users to empathises the user needs. It is very much useful for elderly persons, Pet care takers and checking the water overflow conditions [1]. More than 50 million smart speakers have been installed in American households [2].…”

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Scalable Cloud Platform for Smart Home Devices Automation

Arun¹

2021

Proceedings of the Fist International Conference on Advanced Scientific Innovation in Science, Engineering and Technology, ICA

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Empathize the user needs for home device automation is a creative design thinking to facilate man kind. The prevalence of home automation has been increased due to inter-linking and shadowing of human activities by controled machine activities. Use of machines and its control by using information technologies to improve automation is a next step beyond mechanization. Control home machinaries , electronic devices ,fire alarm systems, water tank management systems, and security surveillance camera can be automate to reduce manual labour, elecrticty and ease of accesing from remote systems to make human living style as easy and secure.This paper, cloud based support for home devices automation bolster the elders, pet animal care takers and disabled persons activity by remote automation though Smartphone and tablet connectivity. Focus of this project is to develop a system which makes integration of the different home automation components seamlessly irrespective of manufacturer or where the components are coming from and accessing by remote by storing in cloud.

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Internet of Thing (IoT) Smart Home Systems: Conceptual Ethical Framework for Malaysian Developers

Cited by 2 publications

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Behavior Intention of Chronic Illness Patients in Malaysia to Use IoT-based Healthcare Services

Behavior Intention of Chronic Illness Patients in Malaysia to Use IoT-based Healthcare Services

Scalable Cloud Platform for Smart Home Devices Automation

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