This article reviews the academic literature (1996–2016) that emerged under value sensitive
design (VSD). It investigates those VSD projects that employed the tripartite methodology …

Using our moral and technical imaginations to create responsible innovations: theory,
method, and applications for value sensitive design. Implantable medical devices and …

Innovations in HCI research of health-related pervasive and ubiquitous technologies can
potentially improve older adults' access to healthcare resources and support long-term …

Current low-tech Orientation & Mobility (O&M) tools for visually impaired people, eg tactile
maps, possess limitations. Interactive accessible maps have been developed to overcome …

Calls for an ethically aligned technology design have led companies to publish lists of value
principles that their engineers should adhere to. However, it is questionable whether such …

Engagement in the arts1 is an important component of participation in cultural activities, but
remains a largely unaddressed challenge for people with sensory disabilities. Visual arts are …

For decades, researchers have investigated and developed technologies that support
independent navigation for people who are blind. This has led to systems that primarily aid …

Ubiquitous access is an increasingly common vision of computing, wherein users can
interact with any computing device or service from anywhere, at any time. In the era of …

In this article, we present a meta-analysis of research examining visibility of disability. In
interrogating the issue of visibility and invisibility in the design of assistive technologies, we …

The recent rise in on-device AI computer vision and dialogue systems has facilitated a
growing number of AI fitness related instructional apps. However, these technologies have …