Home as riskscape: Exploring technology enabled care

The growth and spread of ubiquitous smart technology to deliver public health outcomes at home, its relationship with risk, urgently requires greater scholarly attention, not least given COVID-19. Theoretically informed by both critical geographies home risk scholarship, this paper uses data from interviews professionals in Scotland designing implementing enabled care (TEC) for current future homes. It explores the organisation context TEC, importance relation home. Drawing on geographical writing riskscape, I argue that is a contemporary manifestation riskscape implications ideas intrusion inequality, experience