espanolLa presente investigacion tuvo como proposito analizar alternativas tecnologicas utiles que permitan la inclusion, rehabilitacion o ser fuente de mayor motivacion para la mejora en la calidad de vida de personas con discapacidad motriz. Metodologicamente, esta orientada bajo el paradigma cualitativo a traves de un estudio documental, con diseno bibliografico descriptivo utilizando las categorias tecnologia asistiva (DTA), tecnologia de rehabilitacion, entornos de realidad virtual como alternativa a la optimizacion de terapias para discapacidad motora, domotica, rehabilitacion asistida por Robot (Robotically Assited Rehabilitation, RAR) y telerehabilitacion para construir un analisis sobre la base de las teorias planteadas por Cook y Miller, (2008), Martinez y Rios, (2006), Molero, Rosas, Montenegro, Santos y Zamudio, (2019), Junestrand, Passaret y Vazquez (2005), Yazici et al., 2019) y Anton, Kurillo, Goni, Illarramendi, y Bajcsy, (2017). Dentro de los hallazgos, se realizo una revision cientifica concerniente a las alternativas tecnologicas mas utilizadas en la actualidad a los fines de brindar parametros optimizados en relacion con rehabilitacion, motivacion e inclusion de personas con discapacidad motriz. Como conclusion se obtuvo, que estas herramientas propias de la tecnologia asistiva y tecnologia de rehabilitacion brindan excelentes beneficios en pro de la calidad de vida de personas con discapacidad motriz, lo cual satisface las necesidades del presente estudio. EnglishThe purpose of this research was to analyze useful technological alternatives that allow inclusion, rehabilitation or be a source of greater motivation to improve the quality of life of people with motor disabilities. Methodologically, it is oriented under the qualitative paradigm through a documentary study, with a descriptive bibliographic design using the categories assistive technology (DTA), rehabilitation technology, virtual reality environments as an alternative to optimizing therapies for motor disability, home automation, rehabilitation assisted by Robot (Robotically Assited Rehabilitation, RAR) and telerehabilitation to build an analysis based on the theories raised by Cook and Miller, (2008), Martinez and Rios, (2006), Molero, Rosas, Montenegro, Santos and Zamudio, (2019), Junestrand, Passaret and Vazquez (2005), Yazici et al., 2019) and Anton, Kurillo, Goni, Illarramendi, and Bajcsy, (2017). Among the findings, a scientific review was carried out concerning the most widely used technological alternatives at present in order to provide optimized parameters in relation to rehabilitation, motivation and inclusion of people with motor disabilities. In conclusion, it was obtained that these own tools of assistive technology and rehabilitation technology provide excellent benefits for the quality of life of people with motor disabilities, which meets the needs of this study.