User Experience in Kiosk Application for Traceability of Fishery Products

Oliveira, José Geraldo de; Faria, Pedro Miguel; Cruz, António Miguel Rosado da

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“…User Experience in Kiosk Application for Traceability of Fishery Products [180] 2020 A list of 10 articles focusing on non-blockchain applications for agri-food supply chain. The list includes the title, year of publication, as well as an indication of whether the paper discussed models or architecture, involved users in development or testing, and included a screenshot of a user interface for each stakeholder.…”

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“…All interfaces aimed at providing information and visualization for decision-making. Although some papers (e.g., [162], [180]) mentioned updating functionality, they did not provide screenshots nor discuss in detail.…”

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“…Sensor transmission leverages devices to automatically gather information such as temperature, humidity, fertilizer concentration of the soil, or location, as seen in [126], [160], [163], [166], [168], [175], [180]. A system could use one or multiple sensors to reduce the time taken and human error when entering data.…”

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“…Automated information gathering via sensors and IoT devices such as temperature sensor or GPS [126], [160], [163], [166], [168] [175], [180]…”

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“…Graph presents information as a diagram showing the relation between items. We found one paper, a kiosk application for fishery product traceability [180], that represented supply chain events in an oriented graph. The author also compared the graph with the map representation, as discussed in the next paragraph.…”

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User Interface of Blockchain-Based Agri-Food Traceability Applications: A Review

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2021

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Blockchain technology is a secure distributed ledger for lists of transactions, which has immense potential to solve traditional agri-food supply chain issues. An increasing number of research on blockchain-based traceability applications aims to improve food quality and safety. Still, relatively few works considered user interfaces when developing and reporting their applications, which could lead to usability issues. This paper aims to address this gap by reviewing existing works from user interface perspectives. We gathered 25 review papers on blockchain or agri-food supply chain and 39 research papers that presented screenshots of user interfaces of related applications. We first reviewed 7 review papers that focused on the blockchain-based agri-food supply chain to understand the benefits and challenges in the blockchain applications. We then analyzed 14 blockchain-based agri-food traceability applications and 10 non-blockchain-based agri-food traceability applications. The analysis resulted in categorizations of 5 target user groups, 3 main approaches for collecting data, 5 main approaches for visualizing data, and a discussion of other aspects of user interfaces. However, we found insufficient details and discussions on the user interfaces and design decisions of the applications for further usability assessment. Additionally, user involvement for evaluation is lower in blockchain-based researches than in non-blockchain-based researches. This trend could lead to usability problems of blockchain applications, causing blockchain technology to be underutilized. Finally, we discussed research gaps and future research directions related to user interface design, which should be addressed to ease future blockchain adoption.

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