A scoping review and a taxonomy of the use of motion-based technology centered on the end user. A special focus on elderly health

Abstract Motion-based technology (MBT) has been applied in the last decades with enormous success a high number of applications. Its use continues growing and is specially interesting health area. Nowadays, its employment being more specialised respect to profile end user (i.e., child, adolescent/teenager, adult or elderly). This paper first reviews MBT centered from global perspective. It also proposes taxonomy that allows cataloguing directed user. Then, these results, centers review on application aiming improve elderly. The results highlighted this can help better understanding MBT, especially when it thinking elderly as users.