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This paper proposes that people with neurological conditions can be successfully
supported by smart homes only when their needs and aspirations of the
technological interventions are fully understood and integrated in the design. A
neurological condition can and does provide a clue to the finished technological
design but this alone fails to personalise the system and stands to be rejected
by the person who requires the technology. This paper explores the underlying
issues of the complexity of this design process when designing for people with
neurological conditions, and advances a matrix to facilitate the assessment
process to maintain a person-centred design of any system.

Langue : ANGLAIS