This research demonstrates how AI enhances user experience in rehabilitation training and smart homes, suggesting advancements in human-computer interaction.
This paper discusses the application of artificial intelligence (AI) in simple machines and human-computer interaction devices and its revolutionary impact. By combining AI technology with basic mechanical systems such as levers and pulleys, modern interactive devices have achieved automated control, precise feedback, and adaptive optimization, significantly improving user experience and operating efficiency. The study analyzes AI application cases in rehabilitation training equipment, smart homes, games, and sports assistance. For example, intelligent rehabilitation robots provide patients with personalized treatment plans through real-time monitoring and dynamic adjustment of training intensity; smart door locks and curtain systems use AI algorithms to achieve safe and energy-saving automated control. In addition, the application of AI in barrier-free facilities and medical assistance equipment further reflects its social value. In the future, with the development of technologies such as emotion recognition and brain-computer interface, AI will promote the evolution of human-computer interaction in a more natural and intuitive direction. This paper summarizes the potential of AI in improving the intelligence, personalization, and universality of equipment, and looks forward to its broad prospects in smart cities, telemedicine, and other fields.
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Weixiang Ma (2025) studied this question.
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