Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) Interventions for People with Disabilities

Access to computer technology is of vital importance to people with disabilities, Human behaviour inference through smart pervasive technologies is a new research avenue. Sophistication in interaction modalities with self-customization based on context makes interaction easier in natural settings. Despite greater sophistication, the disabled and elderly people still face difficulties in interacting with smart devices. Articles published in Science Direct between 2015 and 2019 (July) were screened in this research. This is because of its respectable position in the field of technology and the peer-reviewed secured structure of this database. From a total of 75 articles within the scope of the screening 50 articles were included in the study. Through this research, Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) Interventions for People with Disabilities, and learning activities in recent years will be determined and a new way will be shown to researchers. "Human-computer interaction for disabilities people" keywords were used during the research process and all the articles with "disabilities" keywords were included in this study. The results revealed that most studies in the field of human-computer interaction for disabled people were published in 2017 in Spain. It emerged that experimental research was used maximum as a research model. Quantitative data collection tools were used mostly as a means of data collection. The results shown that the intellectual was selected as the type of disabilities in these articles. It is seen that augmented reality based on 3D hologram is the used technology.