Our Projects

The TAGteam consists of talented individuals with backgrounds in computer science, engineering, human-computer interaction, human factors, graphic and interface design, psychology and sociology.

Designing Acceptable Virtual Doctors

The presence of commercially available virtual healthcare services is increasing. Very soon, virtual doctors powered by artificial intelligence may be available for patients to use to connect with their primary healthcare physicians. But, what do older adults think about this service, and how does this service affect society as a whole? This project explores these issues and also compares them to existing sources of healthcare information and services, like traditional telemedicine. It aims to generate design recommendations, guidelines, and tools to ensure virtual doctors and other AI systems on the market are built to be suitable for older adults’ use.

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Other Projects

CrossRoads: Fostering Culture Exchange between Grandparents and Grandchildren in Immigrant Families

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PhotoFlow: A Mobile Digital Tabletop Picture-Mediated Sharing of Older Adults’ Family Memories

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MyCare, an information sharing tool between seniors and caregivers

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