Tamanna Motahar, PhD

HCI and Accessibility Researcher



Projects


My research discovered a significant oversight—technology is not designed to serve the unique necessities of people with disabilities. While it is typical to modify general-use technology
for better accessibility among individuals with disabilities, creating technology tailored to their
unique needs is rare. My long term research focuses on designing assistive technologies to address the unique needs of people with different disabilities. With my research I aim to democratize the access of technology. 



Personal Informatics for People with Motor Disabilities


Personal informatics supports people from many backgrounds and life contexts in collecting and finding value in their personal data. This project aims to understand how to design Personal informatics tools for people with Motor Disabilities.




Designing Technology for Individuals with Spinal Cord Injury to Facilitate Self-care Adherence


Individuals with spinal cord injury need to perform numerous self-care behaviors frequently. Pressure reliefs are one such behavior to prevent pressure ulcers. We explore the potential for technology to facilitate Pressure Relief adherence.




Technology Access of Elderly People in the Developing World (Past Project)


Technology Access of Elderly Women during COVID-19

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