Tendências, desafios e práticas na Interação Humano-Computador para pessoas surdas: um mapeamento sistemático da literatura

Abstract

This study systematically maps the literature that addresses trends, challenges, and practices related to human-computer interaction (HCI) for deaf people. The research investigates the current scenario in the area, emphasizing the technological, methodological, and conceptual approaches that seek to promote accessibility and digital inclusion for this specific group. Based on a careful selection of academic articles, a thorough analysis of the publications was made with the aim of identifying the main barriers faced, the technological innovations implemented, and the most effective practices in adapting interfaces and interactive resources for deaf users. The findings reveal notable advances, especially in translation and visualization technologies, while highlighting gaps in the integration and standardization of accessible tools. This work contributes to the field of HCI by providing an updated and critical overview of the area, pointing out promising directions for future research and for the development of inclusive solutions that expand deaf people’s access to digital technology.