Breaking Barriers: Digital Personal Assistants for the Inclusion of Workers with Disabilities in Production

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INTRODUCTION: This paper introduces Digital Personal Assistants (DPAs) as tools to support inclusive employment for workers with disabilities in industrial production.OBJECTIVES: The aim is to design a DPA that enables barrier-free access to work-related information.METHODS: DPAs are developed for multiple devices, focusing on accessibility, and task support—co-designed with workers with disabilities.RESULTS: A possible implementation of a DPAs is shown in this paper.CONCLUSION: User-centered DPAs can help reduce barriers and support inclusion in production.