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Trans-SAC: Gamification Design for Sustained User Engagement in Residential Demand Response

2026-08-25

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Residential Demand Response (DR) is a critical mechanism for maintaining the supply-demand balance in modern smart grids. While gamification has recently emerged as a promising strategy to incentivize residential participation, existing programs suffer from severe long-term user fatigue. Once the initial "novelty effect" wears off, users rapidly habituate to static rewards, leading to a...

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Literature Corpus work: cf904cc7-2dbe-5993-8f4c-d73c6b3ddac5
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-10700397/v1

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