Bridging the Gap Between Technology and Well-Being: The Impact of AI-Powered Assistive Devices on Quality of Life

Abstract

This research aims to study the influence of AI, driven assistive devices on the Quality of Life (QOL) of individuals with disabilities. The study emphasizes the functional, emotional, social, and psychological aspects of well-being. Quantitative research design was employed to gather data from users of AI, integrated mobility, communication, and sensory support technologies. The results revealed that the users experienced a substantial increase in their independence, communication efficiency, and social participation. Statistical analyses confirmed that there were significant differences in QOL when demographic variables such as age, education, and duration of device use were considered. Reliability scores reflected a high degree of internal consistency for all the measurement scales utilized. vices as a major contributor to the user's liberation and over all well, being. Recommendations underline the significance of fair access, user, centered design, and the extension of training programs to reap the maximum benefits. This study is a valuable resource in expanding literature that demonstrates the use of AI to facilitate the implementation of Agenda 2030 and bridge the technological accessibility gap.