Table 2.

UX constructs emerging from the study previously explored in the literature.

Safety [97]	Refer to the users’ perception to minimize the levels of risk using the system
Comfort [98]	The extent to which the user is satisfied with physical comfort using the system
Ease of Use [99]	Refers to the degree to which the user believes s/he can use the system effortlessly
Timesaving [100]	The degree to which a person perceived itself as able to accomplish her/his objectives in a reasonable amount of time using the system
Workload [101]	The total cognitive load, or amount of mental processing power needed to use a system
Perceived Usefulness [102]	The degree to which a person believes that use of a particular system would enhance his or her job performance
Flexibility [98]	Measure of the extent to which the system is usable in all potential contexts of use
Aesthetic [103]	Refer to the capacity of a system to pleased one or more of our sensory modalities.
Reliability [104]	Refer to the users’ perception that the tool assesses the consistency