SinceFor generations, technology has massively boomed and brought about changes in the life of the people, but we have forgotten about the elderly, who are too part of the society, and they have problems in adapting to it. The systematic review provided novel insights into the concept of user involvement in the context of older people, highlighting its structured nature depending on a number of premises. Our findings based on the research we could come with thepresent possible :problems, challenges, solutionsolutions and evidences in bringing upevidence with regard to the noticethis issue. The indication about user involvement does matter for technical learning, a supporting factor, a better way of accessibility, explaining aboutthat explains the benefits they gain from it and provided bringing notice ofprovides security and boostingboosts confidence: it will give an increased possibility of participation. Because of the speed of technological advancement, experts predict that challenges faced by older adults in using technology will endure even as today’s older adults are replaced by baby boomers and(and so on for generations to comecome). Moreover, the scope of the challenges is global. . We have understoodfound that older adults need attention, and to cover up to a certain extentthat mitigating technology part can fill in certain way. The age divide of the technology hassuch that it comports more to their knowledge may have beneficial effects. They should be able to be rectifieduse it so as there is a full participation from themthey can participate in society and they do benefitfeel empowered. from it. These recommendations are designed to help achieve better outcomes and improved quality of life for older people. . On the basis of the work undertaken, we consider that appropriate use of technology holds great potential to enhance older people’s wellbeingwell-being, providing opportunities to connect and they are free about the emptiness between therewith people and not to allow age difference peopleto act as a barrier to communication.