Care Centred Value
Sensitive Design:
Developing Design
Requirements for a Feeding
Robot in Eldercare
With an anticipated shortage of carers due to demographical changes, there is the
possibility that a greater need of automation in healthcare will one day be met with an
increasing number of care robots. Considering the sensitive and morally complex
environment in which care robots will be used, special attention must be paid to their
ethical implications.
In this master thesis, the care centred value sensitive design (CCVSD) approach by van
Wynsberghe (2013b) is applied to incorporate human values relevant to key stakeholders
in the development of design requirements for a feeding robot in the context of eldercare.
The tripartite methodology of value sensitive design (VSD) is applied. For value
elicitation, mainly 11 value-oriented semi-structured interviews with key stakeholders are
conducted. Moreover, the values hierarchy tool by van de Poel (2013) is used to specify
the values by norms and concrete design requirements. Also, the values in motion design
(VMD) approach by Poulsen et al. (2019) is used to consider customisation in the design.
Hitz, Nadine, 2022
Art der Arbeit Master Thesis
Auftraggebende
Betreuende Dozierende Zhong, Vivienne Jia, Schmiedel, Theresa
Keywords
Views: 28 - Downloads: 7
Studiengang: Business Information Systems (Master)
Vertraulichkeit: öffentlich