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A qualitative study on the needs of visually impaired users in Brazil for smart home interactive technologies
Assistive technologies have allowed people with disabilities to perform daily tasks with greater independence and autonomy, especially for visually impaired people. Using smart home solutions allows these users to control their homes with less cognitive and physical demand. However, making such appl
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