We conduct a meta-analysis of scientific contributions in assistive technology, systems, and applications designed for people with motor disabilities and/or limited mobility at the intersection of Ambient Intelligence and Mixed Reality environments. Our findings show that most of the scientific contributions have focused on:

• Navigation, rehabilitation, and video games;
• Systems outnumber user studies;
• The most frequently implemented attributes of Ambient Intelligence environments have been sensitivity, responsiveness, and adaptation.

Our survey also shows that work at the intersection of Ambient Intelligence and Mixed Reality for people with motor disabilities has been scarce despite the opportunities enabled by these two research areas in conjunction to increase access to digital information and services.

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