Abstract
In the 21st century, many developed countries have become aging societies.
Although network speed, the improvement of smartphones, and 5G foster the growth of
mobile technology, the employment of mobile technology exhibited a significant gap in
the design and application of mobile technology that can be applied for older adults.
This study analyses the design and implementation of mobile technologies to
investigate novel mobile applications that support older adults in aged homes, by
conducting a comprehensive discussion. As such, this study selects an expert narrative
overview of a literature search from Google Scholar and archives. Analysis results
reveal that designing new mobile apps, strengthening the interaction through VR
technologies, and developing smartwatches for nursing homes. We need to consult
older adults to ascertain if they are willing to use the technology. Mobile technology
provides better support for older adults and monitors their health condition.
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