Focus and Scope

International Journal on Orange Technology is an international peer-reviewed scholarly journal dedicated to the advancement of technology, innovation, and applied research that promotes human well-being, health, happiness, social care, inclusiveness, and quality of life.

The journal provides an interdisciplinary platform for researchers, practitioners, technologists, educators, policymakers, and social innovators to publish scholarly works that place human needs, social value, and ethical responsibility at the center of technological development.

The journal focuses on the development, implementation, evaluation, and governance of technologies designed to support individuals, communities, and societies, particularly in areas related to healthcare, education, social welfare, accessibility, disaster response, creative industries, community empowerment, and sustainable human-centered innovation.

The journal welcomes empirical, theoretical, methodological, and applied studies that examine how technology can be designed and used not only for efficiency and productivity, but also for compassion, inclusion, social resilience, cultural creativity, and human flourishing.

Scope of Topics

The journal welcomes manuscripts in, but not limited to, the following areas:

1. Orange Technology and Human-Centered Innovation

1.1. Concepts, theories, and frameworks of orange technology.
1.2. Human-centered design and user-centered technological innovation.
1.3. Technology for happiness, care, and quality of life.
1.4. Socially responsible and ethical technology development.
1.5. Inclusive digital transformation for communities.

2. Health, Well-Being, and Assistive Technology

2.1. Digital health, telemedicine, and mobile health applications.
2.2. Smart healthcare systems and health monitoring technologies.
2.3. Assistive technology for elderly people, persons with disabilities, and vulnerable groups.
2.4. Technology for mental health, emotional well-being, and social support.
2.5. Artificial intelligence and data analytics for public health and social care.

3. Education, Literacy, and Inclusive Learning Technology

3.1. Educational technology for inclusive and accessible learning.
3.2. Digital literacy and academic literacy technologies.
3.3. Technology for special needs education.
3.4. AI-supported learning systems and adaptive learning platforms.
3.5. Community-based digital education and lifelong learning.

4. Social Welfare, Community Empowerment, and Digital Inclusion

4.1. Technology for poverty reduction and social protection.
4.2. Digital platforms for community empowerment.
4.3. Technology for public service delivery and social innovation.
4.4. ICT for rural development and marginalized communities.
4.5. Digital inclusion, accessibility, and equity in technology use.

5. Creative Industry, Culture, and Orange Economy

5.1. Technology adoption in creative industries and cultural enterprises.
5.2. Digital creativity, local culture, and community-based innovation.
5.3. Orange economy, creative economy, and social value creation.
5.4. Digital platforms for cultural preservation and creative entrepreneurship.
5.5. Humanistic innovation in media, arts, tourism, and cultural heritage.

6. Disaster Management, Safety, and Humanitarian Technology

6.1. Technology for disaster preparedness, response, and recovery.
6.2. Early warning systems and emergency communication technologies.
6.3. Humanitarian information systems.
6.4. Technology for safety education and public risk awareness.
6.5. Community resilience through digital innovation.

7. Ethics, Policy, and Governance of Orange Technology

7.1. Ethical issues in artificial intelligence, data, and human-centered technologies.
7.2. Privacy, security, and trust in social technology systems.
7.3. Technology governance for public welfare.
7.4. Legal and policy frameworks for inclusive innovation.
7.5. Responsible innovation and sustainable digital society.

Types of Manuscripts Accepted

The journal accepts the following types of manuscripts:

  1. Original Research Articles
    Empirical studies using quantitative, qualitative, mixed-method, experimental, design science, or case study approaches.
  2. Review Articles
    Systematic literature reviews, bibliometric studies, scoping reviews, meta-analyses, and conceptual reviews related to orange technology.
  3. Conceptual and Theoretical Papers
    Articles proposing new concepts, models, frameworks, or theoretical perspectives on human-centered and socially responsible technology.
  4. Case Studies and Best Practices
    Practical studies documenting the implementation of orange technology in institutions, communities, industries, or public service sectors.
  5. Technology Evaluation Papers
    Studies evaluating digital systems, platforms, applications, or devices based on usability, accessibility, effectiveness, social value, or user experience.
  6. Policy and Practice Papers
    Articles discussing policy, governance, regulation, ethics, and institutional strategies related to orange technology.